Heat advisories and warnings affecting 55 million people in at least 10 states highlight the dangers of extreme heat, with indices soaring as high as 115°F.
In Washington, D.C., the temperature is set to reach 100°F for the sixth time this season, illustrating a significant increase in heat events compared to previous years.
Extreme heat poses serious risks, especially for vulnerable groups like the elderly and children, and disrupts essential services such as public transit and electrical infrastructure.
The ongoing heat wave underscores the urgent need for effective public health measures and infrastructure updates to respond to the growing frequency and severity of heat events.
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