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Record heat is expected this weekend, with temperatures nearing their highest point for the year so far. Most of Central Texas is forecasted to be above 100°.

A historic steam tugboat wreck has emerged from shrinking waters in Serbia. The emergence of the boat highlights a wider issue, as Europe's rivers are reported to be running dry due to drought and heat.

The Poudre School District announced that it will dismiss thousands of students two hours earlier on Thursday. This early dismissal is being implemented due to the combination of high heat and a lack of air conditioning.

Heat and humidity are expected to persist through the middle of the week in Charlotte, with conditions continuing into Wednesday. Although the heat and humidity remain, the atmosphere will not be as steamy because of slightly lower overall humidity.

The forecast predicts at least 7 days of high temperatures, signaling that heat will be locked in while rain is shut out. Meteorologist Kristen Currie provided this warning regarding the upcoming weather pattern.

A stretch of heat continues through Tuesday, which will be hot and humid again. However, storm chances are expected to lower into the midweek period. The article notes that while it will be hot, it may not reach record-level temperatures compared to yesterday.

Middle Tennessee will experience a break from intense heat and humidity. The forecast indicates that Nashville will reach a high temperature near 90 degrees.

Intense heat and humidity are set to hit the Carolinas this week. Temperatures throughout the period will hover in the mid to upper 90s degrees. The high humidity will cause it to feel significantly hotter.

The Charlotte area is expected to experience extreme heat and humidity today, with heat advisories in effect. Conditions will be followed by record-breaking temperatures on Monday, before a potential cooling period begins late in the week.

Dangerous heat continues through Saturday, with isolated storms possible. The weekend starts muggy, and temperatures are currently in the 70s.

Heat and drought conditions are currently restricting nuclear output across Europe. As a result, Romania faces the possibility of a reactor shutdown, while France is actively reducing its electricity generation.

Heat and humidity are expected to remain constant this week. However, according to Meteorologist Kristen Currie, a subtle change in wind direction may help alleviate the situation by a small amount.

Denver is currently experiencing high temperatures, with reported temps reaching the 90s. The local weather conditions include extra clouds and a chance for isolated storms.

Students are returning to school, a transition noted by reference to 'triple digits.' In separate information, the new work week is characterized by increased summertime heat and humidity, according to meteorologist Kristen Currie.

A very hot and muggy week is anticipated, alongside increasing chances of storms. Temperatures are predicted to reach near 100 degrees in and around the Charlotte metro area. The intense heat is expected in regions including southeast of I-85.

Strong thunderstorms are possible in the Carolinas on Sunday afternoon and evening, with potential for damaging straight-line winds and localized flooding. The forecast warns of increasingly oppressive heat throughout the upcoming week, with highs reaching the low to mid-90s and heat index values around 100 degrees due to humidity. Individuals are advised to stay hydrated and exercise caution in the heat.

Pasadena will remain under clear, hot conditions this week with daytime highs in the upper 80s to mid-90s and overnight lows in the 60s. Sunny skies and light winds are expected, with similar conditions forecast for Thursday.

Afternoon highs in the mid- to upper 90s will occur over the next seven days, with humidity making the heat feel more intense. Meteorologist Kristen Currie provided the forecast.

The Little Giant fire in Washington illustrates worsening wildfire conditions due to unprecedented drought, heat, and severe weather, offering a glimpse into the state's future wildfire challenges.

The forecast highlights persistent heat and humidity with minimal rain chances for most of the area this week. Wildfire smoke and dust continue to linger, contributing to the sticky weather conditions.

Three lionesses have died at Tama Zoological Park in Japan due to heat-related symptoms, as ten of the 16 lions there have shown decreased appetite and activity since mid-July. The zoo attributed the deaths to the 'cruelly hot' summer conditions.

Europe's record-breaking heat and drought have caused wildfires in France and Greece, while the UK experienced its driest July in nearly two centuries. The European Union's Copernicus climate service reports Europe is warming more than twice as fast as the global average since the 1980s.

Denver's weather is expected to be very hot with near record highs on Monday, followed by a cold front arriving in the evening, leading to milder temperatures by Tuesday.

Sophie Woods ran the Via Alpina through storms, heat of up to 37C, and avoided floods and wildfires across eight countries. She described the experience as being about the adventure.

Phoenix is experiencing a record-breaking streak of high temperatures that will continue through the week, with heat and fire risks expanding across the US West.

West End landlords are redesigning London's squares and buildings to adapt to increased heat and floods. The initiative aims to prepare the capital for future extreme weather conditions similar to Saudi summers.

The western United States is experiencing a weekend of record heat, with peak temperatures expected Saturday and Sunday, reaching up to 117°F in the Southwest.

July ended with record-breaking heat in Fort Lauderdale and Miami, but August is expected to bring cooler temperatures and increased storm activity. Weekend weather will feature morning dryness and afternoon/evening showers, with a storm system affecting the East Coast early next week. Tropical activity remains quiet for the next 7 days but is expected to increase in August.

Firefighters in France are battling wildfires that have burned for over a week, with a major fire in the Bordeaux region, known for wine production. The situation is complicated by extreme heat exceeding 100 degrees. Ramy Inocencio is reported to be working with firefighters on the frontlines.

Runna's new coaching feature adjusts workouts based on local heat and humidity. The app modifies exercises when it's extra hot or humid in the user's area.

Weather extremes such as heat, drought, heavy rain, and late frosts are negatively affecting German farmers. In response, they are adopting adapted crop varieties, new crops, modern breeding techniques, and modified farming methods.

Denver is expected to experience scattered thunderstorms over the next couple of days, followed by a very hot weekend. The storms are described as providing welcome moisture before the heat arrives.

Despite high-profile deaths, USPS carriers in the Dallas area report unchanged working conditions in the heat. Less than half of Dallas-area postal workers have access to air conditioned vehicles, according to a USPS statement.

Severe thunderstorms are possible Tuesday in the Charlotte region due to high heat, with feels-like temperatures near 100 degrees. Damaging wind gusts and hail are expected ahead of a cold front, followed by drier, more seasonable conditions by midweek.

Strong thunderstorms with damaging wind gusts, frequent lightning, and heavy rain are expected in South Florida today due to high moisture and heat in the 90s. Rain chances will decrease later in the week as drier air moves in, leading to hotter than average temperatures in the middle 90s.

This week's weather includes several days at or above 100-degrees, part of the dog days of summer, with minimal rainfall as reported by Meteorologist Kristen Currie.

Chicago is experiencing a hot and humid Sunday with a heat index of approximately 100 degrees. The weather includes the threat of storms.

Triple-digit temperatures are returning this week as heat builds. Meteorologist Hannah Gard reports more triple-digit highs are expected.

The article highlights the top 10 worst U.S. states for mosquitoes, attributing their prevalence to heat and humidity. It emphasizes mosquitoes as a persistent summer pest in these regions.

The weekend will feature dry weather as heat builds, leading to triple-digit temperatures returning during the upcoming work week. Meteorologist Hannah Gard provided the forecast.