ATLANTA (AP) — A long-lasting weather pattern is blasting hot air across the eastern U.S. and threatening to shatter record highs. Cities like New York, Philadelphia, and Atlanta are experiencing unusual April heat. Forecasters say the near-record temperatures could last into the weekend. The heat Wednesday follows severe storms in Kansas, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. More storms are in the forecast Wednesday in the Midwest. Experts note the duration of this heat wave is rare for April. The heat can be stressful on the human body, especially since many have not yet acclimated to higher temperatures.
Nature puts heat on blast as scorching temperatures in eastern US could smash records
Apr 15, 2026 | 6:05 AM






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