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Temperatures reached record highs in multiple states on Wednesday, as a heat wave that has been scorching the West since last week expanded into the middle of the country. The unusually warm weather ...

Monday’s weather across Central Texas will turn colder and breezy as strong winds and dry air behind a cold front bring elevated fire danger to the region. A Red Flag Warning is in effect through ...

It’s been the warmest March on record so far across the United States, in terms of daytime high temperatures. And now, unprecedented heat for this time of year is expanding and intensifying across the ...

The highest March temperature ever recorded in the nation was in a small Arizona community, according to the National Weather Service. The temperature reached 110 degrees on March 19 in Martinez Lake, ...

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