DEVELOPING: 97 million people across the U.S. under heat alerts on Thursday. NYC could endure its longest heatwave since 2013, and Philadelphia is forecast to hit 100°F for the first time in 10 years.
The punishing heat expands its footprint Thursday, with heat alerts now up for more locations across the mid-Atlantic, including Washington, and the desert Southwest, including Phoenix.When factoring in the number of people who will experience highs above 90 Thursday, including those outside the heat alerts, that number skyrockets to 216 million.
On Sunday, numerous records will be possible across the Northeast including Washington, Philadelphia, New York and Providence, Rhode Island. Across the Northeast and New England, the heat wave will last the next five days but breaks on Tuesday. Further south, for cities like Dallas, the heat will extend through next week with no real end in sight.
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