Doyle Rice

3 days ago | usatoday.com | Doyle Rice |Dinah Pulver

The fierce heat wave that's scorching much of the eastern half of the nation has already "smashed records not just for a particular calendar day, but also anytime in June," noted Weather.com meteorologist Jonathan Erdman in an online report released June 24. "In a few locations, it's even tied or set new all-time records."Many records were set Monday, June 23 and many more were expected to be set on Tuesday, June 24.

3 days ago | usatoday.com | Doyle Rice

The brutal late-June heat wave that's scorching tens of millions of people stretches from the Midwest to the Northeast and is causing sweltering folks to wonder when it will finally end. It all depends on location, forecasters said, with some seeing relief as early as Tuesday, June 24, while others may not see any cooling temperatures until later in the week. In some spots, the extreme heat is expected to last through much of this week, the weather service said June 23.

3 days ago | usatoday.com | Doyle Rice |Christopher Cann

WASHINGTON – A record-setting heat wave will continue to blast most of the eastern U.S. on Tuesday, June 24, forecasters said, with temperatures expected to soar to near 100 degrees for tens of millions of people. This comes a day after temperatures topped 100 degrees in both Newark, New Jersey, and downtown Baltimore and thousands of customers lost power due to the excessive heat.

3 days ago | dispatch.com | Doyle Rice |Christopher Cann

A record-setting heat wave was continuing to blast most of the eastern U.S. June 24, forecasters said, with temperatures expected to soar to near 100 degrees for tens of millions of people. Doyle Rice, Christopher Cann USA TODAYShow Caption Hide Caption Sweltering temperatures from Midwest to East CoastSweltering temperatures drove people to parks and fountains as heat wave warnings were in effect across the nation.

3 days ago | poughkeepsiejournal.com | Doyle Rice |Christopher Cann

A record-setting heat wave was continuing to blast most of the eastern U.S. June 24, forecasters said, with temperatures expected to soar to near 100 degrees for tens of millions of people. WASHINGTON – A record-setting heat wave will continue to blast most of the eastern U.S. on Tuesday, June 24, forecasters said, with temperatures expected to soar to near 100 degrees for tens of millions of people.