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An extensive heat dome is projected to envelop the central and southern Plains along with the Mississippi Valley over the Labor Day weekend, leading to widespread temperatures soaring from the 90s to the low 100s. According to AccuWeather, these readings could surpass historical norms by 8 to 15 degrees, with RealFeel temperatures potentially hitting 5 to 15 degrees above actual figures. Anticipated showers and thunderstorms around the heat dome may influence regions in the West, Midwest, and East. Some of these storms have the potential to produce heavy rainfall, flash flooding, and disruption to travel plans. Variability in conditions is expected across the nation through Monday.
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00:00A powerful heat dome is set to dominate the central United States this Labor Day weekend.
00:04The heat will focus on the southern and central plains in Mississippi Valley.
00:08Cities including Dallas, Oklahoma City, and Nashville could see highs in the 90s to low 100s.
00:14Temperatures may run 8 to 15 degrees above historical averages.
00:18High humidity could make it feel another 5 to 15 degrees hotter.
00:22Meanwhile, showers and thunderstorms will surround the heat dome.
00:26Storms are expected across parts of the West, Midwest, and East.
00:30Some areas could face torrential rain and localized flash flooding.
00:34Severe storms may also cause travel and flight disruptions.
00:37Hawaii could see heavy rain, gusty winds, and rough surf from Hurricane Lowell.
00:42The Northeast is expected to stay cooler, with a few passing showers and storms.
00:48Forecasters say conditions will vary sharply across the country through Monday.
00:52Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools AI-generated.

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