Archive · 28 Jul 2025
Extreme Heatwave Grips US: Millions Under Threat
Imagine the weather is super hot, like being in an oven!
Many places in the Southeast, Midwest, and East Coast are experiencing a dangerous heatwave.
The air feels even hotter than it is because of humidity, potentially exceeding 110 degrees!
Cities like Charlotte and Atlanta are at the highest risk.
The Midwest and Northeast will also feel the heat.
It's important to stay cool and drink water to avoid getting sick.
A dangerous heatwave is affecting the Southeast, Midwest, and East Coast.
Heat index values are forecast to exceed 110-115°F in multiple areas.
Raleigh, Charlotte, Orlando, Atlanta, and Jacksonville are under a Level 4 Extreme Heat Risk.
Heat advisories are active in the Midwest, with heat index values potentially reaching 110°F.
The Northeast will also experience high heat indices along the I-95 corridor.
- Who
- Residents of affected areas.
- What
- A dangerous heatwave is affecting a large portion of the US.
- When
- This week, with the most intense heat through Wednesday, and continuing into the weekend in some areas.
- Where
- Much of the Southeast, Midwest, and East Coast.
- Why
- A high-pressure system is trapping hot, humid air.
Affected Residents
National Weather Service
Impact of Heat
Affected Residents
Seeking relief from the extreme heat.
National Weather Service
N/A
- Affected Regions
- Southeast, Midwest, East Coast
- Heat Index Forecast
- Exceeding 110-115°F in some areas
- Cities at Max Risk
- Raleigh, Charlotte, Orlando, Atlanta, Jacksonville
- Level 4 Extreme Heat Risk
- Areas include Raleigh, Charlotte, Orlando, Atlanta, Jacksonville
- Midwest Advisory
- Chicago, St. Louis
