 The Northeast and mid-Atlantic will continue to experience “dangerous” heat waves through the weekend, according to the National Weather Service. Parts of the Northeast and South, New England, and South Florida could experience strong thunderstorms and flash floods. The Southwest and Midwest will continue to experience a run of record-breaking temperatures in the meantime.

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The Northeast and mid-Atlantic will continue to experience "dangerous" heat waves through the weekend, according to the National Weather Service. Parts of the Northeast and South, New England, and South Florida could experience strong thunderstorms and flash floods. The Southwest and Midwest will continue to experience a run of record-breaking temperatures in the meantime.{ai:summary}<p>The Northeast and mid-Atlantic states face "dangerous" heat waves while the Southwest and Midwest experience record-breaking temperatures. Thunderstorms and flash floods are possible in parts of the Northeast, South, New England, and South Florida. #weather</p>

Extreme Heat, Thunderstorms, and Record-Breaking Temperatures: Weather Highlights Across the US

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