A major heat wave, described as the 'widespread heat wave of the year', is affecting over 170 million Americans as temperatures exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit in 25 states. AccuWeather warns of dangerous conditions, particularly for vulnerable populations. Many major cities, including Baltimore and New York, are experiencing their first triple-digit June heat in decades. The National Weather Service has issued extreme heat warnings, advising residents to limit outdoor activities amid this significant weather event driven by a heat dome phenomenon that causes prolonged high temperatures and humidity.
AccuWeather Chief Meteorologist Jonathan Porter warned: 'This is a strong and dangerous heat wave to kick off the summer.'
The National Weather Service has issued an extreme heat warnings for Tuesday, urging everyone from Richmond, Virginia to Boston, Massachusetts to limit their time outdoors.
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