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NOAA expects a below-normal Atlantic hurricane season as El Niño builds.

By Everett Sloane

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The heat index could climb to 110 degrees across parts of Texas this week.

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Wildfires have burned nearly 65,000 acres across California so far this year.

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Utah and Arizona are locked in severe-to-extreme drought heading into summer.

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The Shore Fire has burned 3,085 acres in Riverside County.

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NOAA forecasts an active eastern Pacific hurricane season this year.

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A heat dome will push triple-digit heat onto 170 million Americans this week.

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AccuWeather warns the coming heat could feel hotter than any June in decades.

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Three straight nights above 80 degrees are forecast for Philadelphia and Newark.

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A brush fire scorched 2,000 acres in Miami-Dade over the weekend.

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The Storm Prediction Center flags very large hail and 75 mph winds for the central Plains.

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Severe storms threaten a frontal zone from the Mid-Atlantic to the southern Plains on Monday.

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Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula keeps splitting open with fresh fissure eruptions near Grindavík.

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2026 has already spun up more than 500 tornadoes, including Minnesota’s first EF5 on record.

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An EF4 tore through Oklahoma in April, ranking among the year’s most violent tornadoes.

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The eastern Pacific has already spun up Amanda, Boris, and Cristina before summer even began.

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The 2026 tornado toll has already reached 78 deaths, one of the deadliest starts in years.

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Mid-June ranks among the most violent severe-weather stretches the U.S. has logged in years.

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After Tropical Storm Arthur, the Atlantic is forecast to stay quiet for at least a week.

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Forecasters expect the Plains to fire long-track supercells Saturday into the evening.

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