U.S. Heat Dome Intensifies with 100M+ Facing 112°F Heat Index; Extreme Conditions Shift West This Week

The U.S. central region is experiencing extreme heat this week as a heat dome intensifies, affecting over 100 million people. The National Weather Service has issued extreme heat warnings, with heat index values projected to reach 112°F (44.4°C) across the central plains. The heat dome will continue to push westward through the week, with southwestern states and California expected to face severe conditions extending into early August. Separately, Hurricane Fausto is anticipated to weaken and pass north of Hawaii on Tuesday and Wednesday as a tropical storm, while Hurricane Genevieve strengthens near Mexico's Baja California coast.
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