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An alarming heat dome is forming over the Central Plains and extending into the Southeast, causing some of the year's highest temperatures. Forecasted highs may soar into the upper 90s and even surpass the triple-digit mark, with heat indices ranging from 105 to 115 degrees due to elevated humidity levels. Severe thunderstorms and substantial rainfall are also anticipated across regions from the High Plains to the Ohio Valley, raising concerns about potential flash flooding. In contrast, the Western regions are experiencing a drop in temperatures, expected to be 5 to 15 degrees below the seasonal average by Thursday. Meteorologists are monitoring the evolving weather scenario closely.
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00:00A massive heat dome is building across the Central Plains and southeast.
00:04Forecasters say temperatures could reach the upper 90s and triple digits this week.
00:09High humidity could push heat indexes as high as 115 degrees.
00:14That means dangerous conditions for people across a wide region.
00:18At the same time, severe storms are developing along the northern edge of the heat.
00:23The threat stretches from the high plains through the Midwest and Ohio Valley.
00:27Some storms could bring heavy rain, severe weather, and flash flooding.
00:32Meanwhile, the West is beginning a major cool-down.
00:36Montana could see temperatures fall into the 60s near the Canadian border.
00:40By Thursday, much of the West could be 5 to 15 degrees below normal.
00:45Forecasters are watching both extremes as dangerous heat.
00:48And severe storms continue across the country.
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00:55using AI-assisted tools AI generated.
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