Dangerous, record-breaking heat is taking over the South and the Midwest. The heat will move to the East Coast tomorrow, with temperatures reaching 90 degrees in New York City and 95 degrees in D.C.
In Ohio, all classes and after-school activities at Columbus City Schools were canceled Tuesday due to the heat.-- New Orleans: 95 degrees-- Pensacola, Florida: 96 degreesBut at the same time, the West felt like winter on Tuesday: temperatures reached 37 degrees in Billings, Montana, and 47 degrees in Idaho Falls.
The record heat will move to the East Coast on Wednesday, with temperatures possibly reaching 90 degrees in New York City and 95 degrees in Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, residents from New Mexico to Michigan are under flood alerts. Some cities, already drenched, could see more than 4 inches of additional rain through Thursday.
Near Duluth, Minnesota, some roads were already submerged under water as heavy rain fell and rivers neared record flood stage.
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