Most of the reported 25 heat-related deaths were in New Jersey, many of which in homes that lacked air conditioning, a state official said.

Much of the nation was stewing under 90 to 100-degree heat, which is expected to move south and west by the beginning of next week.

At least 18 record highs were set on July Fourth as celebrations kicked off in mid-Atlantic cities including Washington and Baltimore.

Several days of scorching temperatures are suspected to have caused at least 19 deaths in New Jersey as a heat dome that had settled above parts of the central and eastern United…

Governor Mikie Sherrill characterized the extreme conditions, stating this is ‘the hottest stretch we’ve seen in over 14 years’

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As eastern and central U.S. states may soon feel relief from the heat, temperatures will soar in the West.

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La mayoría de muertes ocurrieron en el centro y el norte de Nueva Jersey, y los fallecidos eran personas que no tenían aire acondicionado en sus casas, mientras que otras fueron…

Los fallecidos eran personas que no tenían aire acondicionado en sus casas, mientras que otras fueron halladas en la calle o en vehículos estacionados

Los fallecidos eran personas que no tenían aire acondicionado en sus viviendas; otras fueron encontradas en la calle o dentro de vehículos aparcados.

Muitas vítimas foram encontradas em casas sem ar-condicionado, segundo autoridades

Most of the reported 25 heat-related deaths were in New Jersey, many of which in homes that lacked air conditioning, a state official said.