At least 130 million people from Texas to Maine are on alert for dangerous heat and humidity in the next few days.
Hot and sticky temperatures will make you feel as high as 115 degrees in parts of the Mississippi River Valley. Even Niagara cataracts will not obtain relief from suffocating conditions; The tourist destination will feel as the mid -90s on Thursday.
The heat index in Chicago, which takes moisture into account, will make it feel in triple digits and night and early temperatures will provide little comfort. At 4 in the morning on Thursday, the real temperature was 80 degrees, or 85 with the heat index.
Children play with water sprinkle in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, July 20, 2025, ahead of a dangerous heat that invades the northeast and the west medium.
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Texas will be as hot on Thursday, as is expected that the heat index will make it feel 107. In Northern Detroit, 102 will be forecast.
The dangerous heat will extend to the middle and northeast Atlantic, since the temperatures in the I-95 corridor from Washington, DC, A Portland, Maine, will make them feel in the mid-90s on Thursday.
Maine is under a heat notice mainly for Friday, since the heat index will make Portland, Maine, feel that it is 100 degrees.
Similar temperatures for Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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New York City, Boston and Philadelphia are also preparing for extreme temperatures. On Friday, the temperature of the feelings is expected to reach 104 in New York City, 103 in Boston, 106 in Philadelphia and 109 in Washington, DC and Baltimore.
Similar temperatures are forecast for Friday, July 25, 2025.
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Meanwhile, the west medium and the southeast are expected to see a warm and humid climate in the weekend and until the next next one, since heat rates are expected to make 110 degrees feel in some parts.
Most of the southeast, including Atlanta, will see a “extreme heat risk” of level four on Monday and Tuesday while a potentially deadly heat wave in the region continues in the region.
The maximum hazardous heat and humidity index during the weekend.
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In addition to heat, the west medium, specifically Kansas and Missouri, is expected to see a summer flood. The strong thunderstorms on Thursday could cause floods throughout the region, which is still recovering from sudden floods earlier this week.
Heavy electric storms are expected to develop in the west on Thursday afternoon and during the night, with a total of rains that are forecast to reach 2 to 4 inches or more in some areas along the I-70 corridor. The Kansas City region can see the worst part of the storms with multiple rounds of heavy possible rains.
