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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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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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