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Record-breaking heat is building from California into the southern Plains with temperatures approaching 112 degrees in the desert
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Scattered severe storms possible Wednesday from the Great Basin to the northern Rockies with damaging wind gusts
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Mayon volcano continues erupting with lava flowing down multiple slopes — 287,000 people are still sheltering across the Philippines
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Drought now covers more than half the United States and affects 155.7 million Americans — with peak fire season still ahead
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Wildfires have burned 1.88 million acres across 25,000 fires in 2026 — the number of fires is 150% above the 10-year average
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Supercell thunderstorms with EF-2+ tornadoes threaten the central Plains Sunday as a deep trough pushes across Oklahoma and Kansas
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Wildfires have burned 1.88 million acres in 2026 — 194% above the 10-year average — and peak fire season hasn’t started
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Severe storms target the Plains this weekend with supercells, large hail, and tornadoes from Oklahoma to Kansas
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El Niño will suppress Atlantic hurricane activity this season but amplify Pacific storms — forecasters call it a ‘code red’ atmosphere
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The 2026 Super El Niño is expected to push global temperatures past every modern record — with peak heat arriving by November
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Kanlaon Volcano in the Philippines showed its first crater glow this week — PHIVOLCS warns a magmatic eruption is possible within days
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Washington state’s drought emergency deepens as snowpack falls to its lowest level in decades
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Record-breaking heat pushes from California into the southern plains next week with triple-digit temperatures and elevated HeatRisk
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AccuWeather forecasts 65,000 to 80,000 wildfires could ignite across the U.S. this year — burning up to 8 million acres
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Drought covers 62% of the United States after the driest spring in recorded history — and peak wildfire season hasn’t started
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Mayon Volcano’s sulfur dioxide output hit 2,785 tonnes per day as lava flows force flight cancellations across the Philippines
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Kilauea has erupted 46 times since December 2024 — Episode 47 is forecast to begin before Wednesday with fountains reaching 900 feet
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Southern California’s 350-quake swarm cracked water lines and roads — the Brawley fault zone is only now beginning to slow
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Super El Niño could surpass the 1877 record — every major forecast model now shows 100% probability
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Washington state declared a statewide drought emergency over dismal snowpack as 62% of the U.S. enters the driest spring on record
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