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It’s summer, but we’re feeling record heat in the Plains and Mississippi Valley, where more than 30 million people are under some form of heat advisory.
PLAINS, MIDWEST, SOUTHEAST STORMS BRING RISK OF CHILDREN’S FLOODING
Weather forecast for July 18, 2022.
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Temperatures will exceed the century mark in many cities and the humidity will make it even worse.
THUNDERSTORMS OVER GULF COAST, MID-ATLANTIC BRING RISK OF FLOODING
Heat wave affecting several states.
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A cold front moving across the northern tier of the country will help cool things down a bit, but we could have some strong to severe storms to accompany it.
NORTHEAST STORMS CAN CAUSE TORNADOES, FLOODS
Several states face the threat of severe storms.
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Meanwhile, another front slowly moving over the Northeast into the Mid-Atlantic will also increase the risk of some stronger storms and heavy rain resulting in some areas of flooding.
Rain forecast in the US during the continuing summer months.
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Strong winds and dry conditions will raise the fire danger for the Rockies, Great Basin and High Plains.
Janice Dean joined FOX News Channel (FNC) in January 2004, where she currently serves as the network’s senior meteorologist. Additionally, she is the morning meteorologist for FNC’s morning show, FOX & Friends (weekdays 6-9am/ET), as well as a contributor to FOX Weather, the free streaming television (“FAST”) weather service on FOX News Media.
