What is a heat dome? Explaining the weather phenomenon baking large parts of US

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What is a heat dome? Explaining the weather phenomenon baking large parts of US
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Heat domes are a dangerous part of summer weather.

The first day of summer 2022 brought soaring temperatures across a large part of the United States. National Weather Service

Typically, heat domes are tied to the behavior of the jet stream, a band of fast winds high in the atmosphere that generally runs west to east. People are also reading… When the jet stream swings far to the north, air piles up and sinks. The air warms as it sinks, and the sinking air also keeps skies clear since it lowers humidity. That allows the sun to create hotter and hotter conditions near the ground.

On rare occasions, the heat dome can be more persistent. That happened in the southern Plains in 1980, when as many as 10,000 people died during weeks of high summer heat. It also happened over much of the United States during the Dust Bowl years of the 1930s.

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