According to the National Weather Service, dangerous heat is expected for much of the eastern half of the country as high temperatures move from the Midwest toward the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, where some households will experience the hottest temperatures of the year.
Despite the fact that temperatures in most parts of the country barely drop at night during the summer, above-average temperatures are predicted for the night, triggering a warning of excessive heat from the plains to the east coast.
A heat warning or flood warning was in effect Thursday for nearly 200 million Americans. However, with moisture moving into the Southwest, the area under an excessive heat warning
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