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At least two kids die in hot cars this week as heat wave hits US

Thursday, August 26 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- At least two children have died in hot cars this week as a heat wave blasted the U.S. On Tuesday afternoon, a 4-year-old boy died in East Manchester Township, Pennsylvania, the York County Coroner's Office said. After the family wasn’t able to find... Read More.

Upcoming heat wave could hinder firefighting efforts in scorched West

Thursday, August 26 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Dozens of wildfires blazing through the Western U.S. are continuing to shroud surrounding areas in smoke and haze. At least 92 large wildfires are continuing to burn in the West, mostly in California, Oregon and Washington. Evacuation orders are in effect for... Read More.

Inside Kabul airport, lack of food and water, high heat, big crowds drive one family to leave

Monday, August 23 by ABC News

(KABUL, Afghanistan) -- On the fourth day of waiting, "Ahmad" had enough. He left Kabul airport, heading back through the Taliban checkpoints and bringing his family of five home. Desperate for safety and security for his wife and three children, he felt he had no... Read More.

Tropical Storm Fred forms as extreme heat grips the US: Latest

Wednesday, August 11 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- As Tropical Storm Fred takes aim on the Florida Keys, a heat wave is gripping 33 states. Heat wave A heat wave is spreading to the Northeast as well as parts of the Midwest, South and Pacific Northwest. By Thursday, the heat index --... Read More.

Report: Miami Heat guard Jimmy Butler signs extension with the Heat

Saturday, August 7 by ABC News

(MIAMI) -- Miami Heat guard Jimmy Butler has signed a 4-year, $184 million extension with the team, keeping him in Miami through the 2025-26 season according to a report by ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski. Butler, 31, was named to the All-NBA Third Team this past... Read More.

Thousands flee fires amid Greece’s worst heat wave in decades

Thursday, August 5 by ABC News

(ATHENS) — Firefighters are working to extinguish dozens of fires across Greece, where over 100 wildfires have started in the past day. In the town of Evia, 90 miles from Athens, the Greek coast guard and private-owned boats are evacuating people from the beach where... Read More.

Pacific Northwest braces for another heat wave as dozens of wildfires continue to burn

Thursday, July 29 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- The Pacific Northwest is bracing for another heat wave as large wildfires continue to burn through the region. While the spread of wildfires has slowed in recent days, that could soon change. Temperatures near Portland, Oregon, and Spokane, Washington, are expected to... Read More.

Tropical Storm Nepartak set to miss Tokyo, but Olympians get no relief from heat

Tuesday, July 27 by ABC News

(TOKYO) — Olympic athletes are set to see some reprieve from extreme weather conditions, as Tropical Storm Nepartak is now forecast to miss Japan's capital city. The storm is expected to make landfall in northern Japan on Wednesday morning local time. It was located approximately... Read More.

More record-shattering heat waves are likely on the way due to climate change, scientists say

Monday, July 26 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) —The probability of record-shattering heat waves is increasing due to climate change, according to scientists who are measuring temperature predictions in a new way. Researchers that looked into rate of warming, rather than how much warming has occurred, found that record-shattering heat waves... Read More.

Heat from fires out West so severe it’s causing thunderstorms without rain

Wednesday, July 21 by ABC News

(LOS ANGELES) -- The heat emanating from the dozens of wildfires ravaging the West is creating thunderstorms without rain in regions desperate for moisture. The pyrocumulus clouds, or fire-driven thunderstorm clouds, are created as large pockets of heat and smoke from the Bootleg Fire in... Read More.

Extreme heat causing baby birds to injure themselves after fleeing hot nests

Monday, July 19 by ABC News

(New York) — The record-breaking heat waves that have killed dozens of people in the West Coast last month have also had a dire impact on the region's bird population, particularly its youngest members. And wildlife experts and environmentalists are warning that this could be... Read More.

Fires burning across West as heat waves continue to blanket region

Monday, July 12 by ABC News

(LOS ANGELES) -- Wildfires are continuing to spread in the West as more than 18 million Americans remain under heat alerts on the heels of a record-breaking heat wave. The heat wave brought triple-digit temperatures to cities in Arizona, Utah, California and Montana and played... Read More.

Stories tagged with: heat

At least two kids die in hot cars this week as heat wave hits US

Upcoming heat wave could hinder firefighting efforts in scorched West

Inside Kabul airport, lack of food and water, high heat, big crowds drive one family to leave

Tropical Storm Fred forms as extreme heat grips the US: Latest

Report: Miami Heat guard Jimmy Butler signs extension with the Heat

Thousands flee fires amid Greece’s worst heat wave in decades

Pacific Northwest braces for another heat wave as dozens of wildfires continue to burn

Tropical Storm Nepartak set to miss Tokyo, but Olympians get no relief from heat

More record-shattering heat waves are likely on the way due to climate change, scientists say

Heat from fires out West so severe it’s causing thunderstorms without rain

Extreme heat causing baby birds to injure themselves after fleeing hot nests

Fires burning across West as heat waves continue to blanket region

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