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France hit a June record of 44.3°C as a historic heat dome killed hundreds across Europe.

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A heat dome will push 200 million Americans toward 100 degrees from June 29 to July 1.

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A wildfire north of Sedona has burned 5,547 acres at zero containment as Kachina Village is told to pack.

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Forecasters built a two-year warning system for the deadly heat-and-rain double threat.

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Taiwan sent about six million people home from work and school as Mekkhala’s rain hit.

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Tropical Storm Basyang killed at least 12 in the Philippines through landslides and flooding.

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Forecasters warn Europe’s heat won’t break for days, with the U.K. now eyeing 40 degrees.

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The Pocket Fire made a 3,200-acre run toward Sedona with 871 crew on the lines.

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Washington, D.C. could hit 100 degrees on as many as four days as the heat dome peaks.

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The Pacific hurricane season opened with its busiest start since 1985, spinning up storms off Mexico

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Cities from Philadelphia to Washington could see several 100-degree days next week

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A magnitude 5.6 quake hit near Trenggalek on Indonesia’s island of Java

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A Montana-sized stretch of Antarctic sea ice failed to refreeze this winter, alarming scientists

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Warm water is carving hidden channels under Antarctic ice, melting it faster than expected

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Tornadoes and flash flooding tore across central Illinois, closing roads and damaging towns

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A heat dome will push temperatures toward 100 degrees for 200 million Americans into July

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Despite warming, Antarctica has gained ice since 2020, and scientists think they know why

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A new study ties solar storms to sudden drops in rain and snow across North America

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Forecasters warn extreme conditions could fuel erratic wildfires across the interior West this weekend

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Venezuela’s twin quakes also injured more than 3,000 people and flattened buildings near Caracas

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