Maps show “hot, hot heat” headed to the Northeast U.S. that could break dozens of records, put millions at risk

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   The sweltering heat felt in the western U.S. is headed to the Northeast with dangerously hot temperatures putting millions of Americans at risk. The National Weather Service warned on Monday that the looming heat dome “could see temperatures topping the century mark” as it’s expected to break records across several cities.

   The National Weather Service says this will be the first significant heat wave of the season, with “the hottest temperatures of the summer” set to hit the Midwest, Great Lakes, Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. For some areas, the temperatures will be so intense that “the longevity of dangerous heat forecasted … has not been experienced in decades.”

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2. Man, I didn’t even realize they were still together, let alone touring.

3. Yayyyy how fun. Can’t wait. My dog will be stoked.