Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Heat Dome to Bring Triple-Digit Temperatures to Millions
A giant bubble of hot air, called a heat dome, is moving across the country.
This means many people will experience extremely hot temperatures, over 100 degrees Fahrenheit!
This is happening in the Midwest and South.
Some places won't even cool down much at night.
This heatwave comes after another one a month ago that also made temperatures very high in cities like New York and Boston.
A heat dome will bring triple-digit temperatures to over 100 million Americans.
The high-pressure system will affect the Midwest and South regions.
Daytime temperatures are forecast to exceed 100°F in several states.
Some areas are unlikely to drop below 80°F overnight.
This heatwave comes after a previous one on the East Coast.
- Who
- Over 100 million Americans.
- What
- A heat dome is causing extreme heat.
- When
- The coming days.
- Where
- Midwest and South, including parts of Nebraska, Missouri, Texas and Louisiana.
- Why
- Not mentioned in the article.
- Affected Population
- Over 100 million Americans
- Regions Affected
- Midwest and South
- Temperature
- Triple digits (above 100°F)
- Overnight Lows
- Likely above 80°F in some areas
- Previous Heatwave
- East Coast, about a month ago