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The Weather Channel (TWC) is an American pay television channel owned by Weather Group, LLC, a subsidiary of Allen Media Group. The channel's headquarters are located in Atlanta, Georgia. Launched on May 2, 1982, the channel broadcasts weather forecasts and weather-related news and analysis, along with documentaries and entertainment programming related to weather. A sister network, Weatherscan, was a digital cable and satellite service that offered 24-hour automated local forecasts and radar imagery. Source

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So sauber sind Deutschlands Badeseen wirklich

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Jetzt abgespielt So sauber sind Deutschlands Badeseen wirklich 29.06.2026 Nächstes Video Unwetter-Alarm: Superzellen kündigen sich an 29.06.2026 Samstag wird wohl der heißeste jemals gemessene Junitag in Deutschland werden. Allzeitrekorde werden fallen. 27.06.2026 Neue Normalität: "40 Grad sind keine Ausnahme mehr" 27.06.2026 Vorsicht! Medikamente können bei Hitze zum Problem werden 26.06.2026 Extreme Hitze: Darum sind viele Städte in Europa schlecht vorbereitet 26.06.2026 Schwimmer in Not?
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Billiger fliegen ab Juli: Gut für Urlauber, schlecht fürs Klima?

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Ab 1. Juli sinkt die Luftverkehrsteuer in Deutschland. Umweltschützer warnen vor einem klimapolitischen Rückschritt. Von stra/mit Material von dpa vor weniger als einer Stunde Burda Günstigere Flugtickets ab Juli: Was bedeutet das fürs Klima? ( Andreas Arnold/dpa) Ab 1. Juli 2026 sinkt die Luftverkehrsteuer in Deutschland. Die Bundesregierung hat die Erhöhung von 2024 wieder zurückgenommen — pünktlich zur Feriensaison.
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A major heat wave will build across the Midwest and East during Fourth of July week

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By Jennifer Gray Verified, Miriam Guthrie, Jonathan Erdman
| The Weather Channel Verified
A major heat wave will expand across the Midwest and much of the East during Fourth of July week, with blistering hot temperatures and oppressive humidity posing a danger for millions from the Plains to the East Coast. Triple-digit heat indices are likely for many, and daily low temperatures will remain very warm, offering little relief at night. This will be a big change for some who have recently been cooler than usual for June, particularly in parts of the Plains and Midwest.
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Too hot for takeoff: Why heat can ground your plane

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By Caitlin Kaiser
| The Weather Channel Verified
Yes, it can be too hot to fly There’s nothing worse than having your suitcase packed, making it through airport security and rushing to the terminal, only to find out your flight has been delayed. Or even worse, cancelled. If you’re a pro-traveler, you know what to look for to attempt to avoid any weather-induced travel troubles: severe storms, strong winds, snow — the list goes on. But you may not have considered a more invisible culprit, the heat. Why heat?
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Too hot to exercise? Here's how to beat the heat Original

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By Mark Smith
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When a heat wave makes it too hot for outdoor activity Summer feels like the perfect time to stay active, whether you are walking the dog, perfecting your garden or just trying to stay/get in shape. However, when temperatures soar, the sun can quickly turn an enjoyable day into a dangerous one. Understanding how to navigate the heat is essential for preventing heat-related illnesses. Here is what you need to know to keep your cool when the thermometer climbs. Know the risks: When is it too hot?
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Wie Städte weltweit sich gegen Extremhitze wappnen

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Schweißtreibende Hitze rollt über Deutschland, Großstädte werden zu Hitzeinseln. Welche Lösungen gegen Extremhitze haben Städte im Ausland? Von Wasser, Begrünung und gewiefter Bauweise. Von stra/dpa vor weniger als einer Stunde Burda Menschen erfrischen sich am Eiffelturm unter einem Wassersprühnebel (Michel Euler/AP/dpa) Besonders Großstädte leiden unter heißem Wetter.
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Nach der Rekordglut: So angenehm wird das Wetter in der neuen Woche

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Frische Luft und Temperaturen um 25 Grad lösen die Rekordwärme ab. Zum Wochenstart drohen aber noch kräftige Gewitter. Von stra/Simon Schöfl, Q.met vor 3 Stunden Burda Die extreme Hitzewelle mit zahlreichen Temperaturrekorden – sowohl bei den Tageshöchstwerten als auch bei den außergewöhnlich hohen Nachttemperaturen – liegt nun hinter uns. In der neuen Woche setzt sich deutlich angenehmere Luft durch, die Temperaturen gehen auf sommerliche Werte um 25 Grad zurück.
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Hitzewelle endet: Gewitter bringen Abkühlung auf 25 Grad

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Die Hitzewelle in Deutschland geht zu Ende. Unwetter bringen ab Sonntag Abkühlung auf 25 bis 30 Grad. Von Jan Schenk vor weniger als einer Stunde Burda Der heißeste Tag der Messgeschichte ist bereits vorbei. Am Samstag war es in ganz Deutschland extrem heiß. Das lässt langsam und zögerlich nach. Es kommen nochmal Gewitter auf, ehe wir uns auf normale Sommertemperaturen zwischen 25 und 30 Grad freuen können. 42 Grad im Osten Ja, es kann nochmal 42 Grad plus X heiß werden zwischen Berlin und Dresden.
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When the equipment didn't come, Venezuelans dug for each other

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When the equipment didn't come, Venezuelans dug for each other When the rubble settled over La Guaira and Caracas, the people who reached the trapped first weren't in uniform.
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Fast-moving fire in Utah becomes largest in US

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MARYSVALE, Utah (AP) — The largest wildfire in the United States marched through canyons and over mountainsides Saturday, blackening an already parched landscape in Utah as residents on the flanks of the blaze watched smoke billow when the winds picked up. The Cottonwood Fire, burning in rugged terrain in southwest Utah, severely damaged the Eagle Point ski resort and destroyed summer cabins in sparsely populated Beaver County.
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Abrams, Stephanie
Banerjee, Ankush
Belles, Jonathan
Bent, Jason
Bettes, Mike
Breslin, Sean
Burton, Brandon
Cantore, Jim
Carfagno, Jen
Cass, Kelly
Charles, Lynette
Chesterfield, Mike
Childs, Jan Wesner
Coen, Jessica
Combs, Felicia
Coplin, Sam
Coyle, Colleen
Davenport, Mark
DeWeese, Chris
Dolan, Veronica
Eakin, Alicia
Elzey, Francesca
Erdman, Jon
Golac, Henry
Goodloe, Paul
Gray, Jennifer
Griffin, Patrick
Gupta, Ashmita
Gustafson, Kelly
Hannah-Harding, Mikel
Hardy, Griffin
Harris, Timothy
Jenkins, Mike
Knabb, Rick
Knightly, Dina
Kucinski, Brian
Kurtz, Scott
Laabs, Tom
Lam, Linda
Martínez, Albert
Massie, Angela
McCollum, Molly
McGuire, Marissa
McMahon, Craig
Michaels, Justin
Miller, Desiree
Mohr, Samantha
O'Brien, Tom
Ostro, Stu
Parker, Carl
Parker, Kait
Peek, Charles
Quick, Stephanie
Rodríguez, Eduardo
Ruiz, Sussy
Rukavina, Jennifer
Scroggs, James
Shackelford, Robert
Sitkowski, Matt
Sloane, Ryan F.
Snowden, Walker
Steele, Jordan
Straker, Renee
Tonks, Sara E.
Vexler, Josh
Wallace, Alex
Watson, Jen
Watson Gleason, Mary
Wilson, Alexandra
Wolf, Reynolds
Zons, Heather