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Extreme Heat To Hit in Southwestern to Eastern US This Week; Increased Fire Risk Possible
Americans in the Southwestern and Eastern United States can expect hotter conditions and daily highs this week. There is also an increased fire risk. Read here to stay safe from the hot weather. Read here
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