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Connecticut braces for a record-breaking heat wave this week, with temperatures soaring into the 90s and heat index values hitting 100+—especially dangerous from Wednesday through Friday, peaking Thursday. Part of a massive eastern U.S. heat dome, the state faces extreme heat warnings, with inland areas like Bradley Airport potentially hitting 102°F—breaking a 1966 record. Even coastal zones won’t escape the oppressive humidity. Heat is already America’s top weather-related killer, and with warm nights, the danger compounds. Stay hydrated, avoid outdoor heat, and check on neighbors—especially vulnerable ones and pets—before the Fourth of July weekend turns dangerously hot.

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