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The heat wave gripping a wide swath of the United States will soon end, but not before severe thunderstorms and flooding downpours threaten communities.
AccuWeather meteorologists are monitoring the southwestern Atlantic Ocean for potential gradual tropical development later this week.
Millions of Americans remain under excessive heat warnings from the Eastern Seaboard to the central Plains, where AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures will once again dangerously soar past the century mark.
AccuWeather checked to see if power companies are prepared for the oppressive weather and one company told us the precise temperature it's asking customers to set thermostats to during the heat wave.
While the threat for severe weather has passed, nearly 400,000 people have yet to get electricity restored across Michigan and Wisconsin.
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The heat wave gripping a wide swath of the United States will soon end, but not before severe thunderstorms and flooding downpours threaten communities.
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