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More than 150 million under heat alerts as temperatures soar
NBC News·2025-07-28 00:30

Weather Alerts & Impact - More than 153 million Americans are under extreme weather alerts [1] - Flooding emergencies in Missouri required water rescues, with approximately 40 people rescued from homes and vehicles [1] - Scorching heat impacted areas unaccustomed to triple-digit temperatures [1] - People are under heat alerts across 34 states [2] Temperature Extremes - Charlotte felt like 106° Fahrenheit [2] - Tampa broke 100° Fahrenheit for the first time ever [2] - New York City and Boston could feel as hot as 105° Fahrenheit [4] Travel Disruptions - New York City's three major airports faced ground delays or stops due to storms [3] Safety Recommendations - Staying hydrated, wearing appropriate clothing, and seeking cool, air-conditioned areas are crucial for safety [2]