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Dangerous Heat Wave Sweeps the Nation | Lubbock News
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A dangerous heat wave is gripping much of the U.S., with temperatures soaring into the upper 90s and low 100s across the Plains, Mississippi Valley, and Southeast — and some Desert Southwest areas could hit 115-120°F. Record-breaking overnight lows in the 70s mean little relief, while heat indices may climb above 115°F. States including Arizona, California, Illinois, and Missouri are under extreme heat warnings. By Tuesday, the worst heat shifts south, but northern regions may see a break with thunderstorms. Health officials urge staying indoors, staying hydrated, and avoiding direct sun — and recognize the signs of heat exhaustion and stroke as life-threatening emergencies.
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