
Dangerous heat wave hits Southern California
Latino workers take precautions against high temperatures; Wednesday and Thursday are expected to be the hottest days of the year

Latino workers take precautions against high temperatures; Wednesday and Thursday are expected to be the hottest days of the year

Specialists say that if night temperatures do not cool the body, health risks usually manifest themselves the next day

Torrential rains remain at risk from Tennessee to West Virginia, while intense heat wave breaks all-time records in the West

High temperatures and thunderstorms are expected in most of the region; Residents should take extreme precautions in the face of intense heat

The National Weather Service warns of the risk of wildfires in Southern California; units are deployed in the Santa Clarita Valley

Older animals, puppies, overweight animals and those with previous respiratory or heart diseases are at greater risk of suffering from heat stroke.

Extreme heat no longer only changes how we experience summer, it is also becoming a health problem that affects women and their babies.

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More than 140 million people remained under alerts, while thousands of homes were left without power and several events were canceled or modified

Cities such as New York, Philadelphia and Washington recorded record temperatures of 38 and 39 degrees Celsius, with an even greater thermal sensation

Despite the bad weather, Trump is expected to deliver a speech for the 250th anniversary of the United States.

According to the NWS, the heat wave will persist through the July 4 holiday weekend, combining sweltering humidity

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Extreme heat presents a significant health risk. An increase in diseases related to the phenomenon is anticipated

The National Weather Service warned that heat will intensify across most of the central and eastern United States.

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The confirmation by the World Meteorological Organization of a strong El Nio episode puts the region, one of the most threatened by this phenomenon, in check.

Although the figure is lower than in 2024 and remains below the historical average, specialists warn that the risk is still present throughout the country