"Heatwave Scorches 100 Million Across US Midwest and Northeast"
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An early-season heatwave is affecting 65 million people in the US Midwest and Northeast, with record temperatures and heat indexes reaching up to 110F. The National Weather Service warns that those without reliable air conditioning are most at risk. The heatwave, attributed to climate change, has caused infrastructure issues, including power outages and train delays. Cooler air is expected to arrive over the weekend, but some regions will continue to experience extreme heat.
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