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US cities face record high temperatures on worst day of heat wave
Tens of millions of people in major cities across the U.S. Northeast are facing record high temperatures on Tuesday on what was expected to be the worst day of an oppressive heat wave that has spread over much of the country since late last week.
This is no ordinary heat. All time records are within reach today, as this early season heat wave becomes official.
By Tuesday night — following the fourth hottest day on record in Boston — Mass General’s emergency department was slammed.
Boston has recorded its first official heat wave of 2025, as extreme weather today could set new temperature records.
Boston's current heat wave brings a high of 92 degrees with isolated storms, and a cool down expected by the weekend.
Another warm day will arrive Wednesday with mostly sunshine for the day, and some isolated thunderstorms are possible by ...
The heat wave caused disruptions to public transport across the Northeast. Amtrak said it will be forced to slow train speeds ...
Mayor Michelle Wu declared a heat emergency, and dangerous temperatures are expected to stick around through Wednesday.
The first heat wave of the summer has hit Boston, and people are braced for it. Temperatures could reach 100 degrees over the ...
Even as the heat dome begins to wane, portions of 20 states from the Ohio Valley to the Deep South and the Carolinas to southern New England remain under heat alerts on Wednesday. Temperatures in the ...
Travelers were reportedly evacuated from Northeast Regional Amtrak Train 94 after being stuck for more than an hour in the ...
A van with 16 “elderly” passengers slammed into a building in Dorchester Wednesday afternoon, as several people were ...
Epic heat continues across the region with some areas set to see the all-time high temperatures from Boston to the Berkshires ...
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