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Meteorologist for @NBCNews🦚, EVP @monarchweather🦋. Emmy Award-Winning. Former @WeatherChannel @capitalweather @ustornadoes🌪. MS & CCM #GoHokies! Views my own
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Around 162 million at risk as U.S. braces for holiday heat wave; wildfires rage in the West Original

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By Mirna Alsharif Verified, Kathryn Prociv Verified, Christine Rapp Verified
| NBC News Verified
June 29, 2026, 11:12 AM EDT / Updated June 29, 2026, 6:24 PM EDT Millions of people will have to brace themselves for an exceptionally hot July Fourth week as most of the U.S. prepares for a heat wave — all as deadly wildfires continue to burn in the West. Around 162 million people are under heat alerts from the Great Plains to the Northeast, spanning 35 states. The heat is expected to ramp up through the week, with temperatures soaring into the upper 90s and 100s.
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Severe storms continue through Tuesday after floods wreak havoc across U.S.

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By Rebecca Cohen Verified, Kathryn Prociv Verified, Emilie Ikeda
| NBC News Verified
June 23, 2026, 8:59 AM EDT More than 250 storms brought heavy rain, dangerous flooding and high winds to areas across the United States overnight, and the threat is set to continue Tuesday. Video from Kentucky showed emergency crews wading through knee-deep floodwaters to rescue residents who got stuck in their cars amid the floods Monday. In New Jersey, cars and trucks were similarly stuck in rising waters.
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Storms, floods and scorching heat grip the U.S. as World Cup and holiday travel peak Original

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By Denise Chow Verified, Kathryn Prociv Verified
| NBC News Verified
June 20, 2026, 12:56 PM EDT Severe storms, flash flooding and extreme heat are battering parts of the Plains, Midwest and the South this weekend, threatening to disrupt World Cup fans, athletes and holiday travelers alike. Flood watches remain in effect across the South, including in eastern Texas, Louisiana, southern Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia, as remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur sweep through the region.
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