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The first major thermal wave of summer is enhanced in the eastern half of North America, causing health alerts and violates everyday life for millions.
The heat warnings operate from the Midwestern US to the east coast, as well as in the Ontario, Quebec and New Scotland in Canada, which has affected more than 160 million in a week.
Experts warn that temperature growth can aggravate the risk of heat, especially due to high humidity.
The stubborn danger is the duration of the duration of the event, with little night relief – the temperature in some eastern cities can remain above 80f (27C) overnight.
The thermal wave comes less than a week after the official early summer. Forecasters say record highs may occur in several places.
It is expected that by Thursday in the middle of the Atlantic region will face the most intense conditions and then the Eastern Valley Ohio on Friday. For several days in a row, repressive heat in these areas can significantly increase health risk.
The US National Weather Service (NWS) has warned people to “take action when you see the symptoms of heat and heat stroke.”
People are advised to hold the sun in the hottest days, drink plenty of water and check vulnerable people, including the elderly and those who have the former health conditions.
Although heavy heat spells affect many parts of North America every summer, this thermal wave can exceed June.
In New Yar, the highs of 101F (38C), which will be equal to the highest June, when, will be equal to 1966.
Energy companies on the east coast turned to customers to maintain power from the fears of conclusion, as millions tired their air conditioning units.
