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Constant Heat Waves Takes Toll on Mental Health
Research indicates that heat waves might also have a negative impact on mental health. Extreme temperatures can affect mood and increase the risk of a more serious mental health condition.
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Heat Wave May Cause a Surge of Wildfires in the Northeast
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Dangerous Heat to Continue in the Pacific Northwest Flood Threat in the Southwest United States: NWS
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Heat Alert: Over 70 Million Americans at Risk of High Temperatures Until Late Week
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Dangerously Hot Summer Conditions to Persist Across the United States: Weather Forecast
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Heat Dome in the Pacific Northwest to Shift in the US East Coast in Early August
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Most Severe Heatwave Hits Pacific Northwest at 102 Degrees, Cooling Centers Open Up
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Deadly Heat Wave Will Continue to Impact the Pacific Northwest Until the Weekend: NWS
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Atmospheric Circulation, Greenhouse Gases to Increase Extreme Heatwave Events by Over 30%
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NWS Issues Multi-Weather Forecast for Heat Wave, Severe Storm, and Flooding This Week
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Oppressive Heat Wave at 100 Degrees Raises Air Quality Alerts for the Rest of the Week in New Jersey
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Heat Alert: NWS Warns over 100 Million Americans Under Heat Advisories This Week Due to Heat Wave
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