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A heat wave in the U.S. has resulted in at least 24 deaths and affected around 40 million people under heat alerts. The National Weather Service reported record high temperatures over the Independence Day weekend, with climate change contributing to the severity of heat waves. While the oppressive heat is expected to decrease, elevated temperatures will continue in the Southeast.
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A heat wave in the U.S. has resulted in at least 24 deaths and affected around 40 million people under heat alerts. The National Weather Service reported record high temperatures over the Independence Day weekend, with climate change contributing to the severity of heat waves. While the oppressive heat is expected to decrease, elevated temperatures will continue in the Southeast.
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