As of Sunday, at least 40 million people in the central and southern United States are under extreme heat warnings due to high temperatures and severe humidity. Heat indexes are reported to exceed 100°F (38°C) from Minnesota to Mississippi, and parts of southern California and Nevada are expected to reach highs of 120°F (49°C), according to the National Weather Service.
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Heatwave Continues Across Southern and Central US with Millions Under Warnings
A heatwave affecting southern and central states in the US has left over 40 million people under extreme heat warnings. The National Weather Service reports heat indexes exceeding 100°F across a wide area, with some regions anticipating temperatures as high as 120°F.
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‘Extraordinarily hot’: US heatwave stretches on with millions still under warnings
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Heatwave Continues Across Southern and Central US with Millions Under Warnings