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Millions of Americans across the central and eastern U.S. are facing sweltering temperatures as a powerful heat dome stretches from the Plains to the Northeast. An AccuWeather forecast map shows ...

A heat wave is currently affecting about 160 million people, according to the National Weather Service. Here's which states feel the hottest.

Heat indexes are expected to remain above 100 through the end of the week in northern, central and southern Illinois and possibly the Chicagoland area, according to the National Weather Service.

Weather maps show the 34 hottest counties. By Brian Dillon 22:18, Mon, Jun 23, 2025 | UPDATED: 22:25, Mon, Jun 23, 2025 Share Article ...

The map embeds below identify areas where the heat index is forecasted to reach NWS-defined levels from "Caution" (80 degrees Fahrenheit) to "Extreme Danger" (above 125 degrees).

Heat maps generated by eye tracking have gained a major popularity over the years. This is partly since they are easy to create and can effectively produce a data summary that is easy to understand.

The map embeds below identify areas where the heat index is forecasted to reach NWS-defined levels from "Caution" (80 degrees Fahrenheit) to "Extreme Danger" (above 125 degrees).

The majority of extreme heat is expected to leave Illinois by Wednesday, with most of the state decreasing to Category 2 by Sunday, June 29. Heat safety tips ...

The majority of extreme heat is expected to leave Illinois by Wednesday, with most of the state decreasing to Category 2 by Sunday, June 29. Heat safety tips ...

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