Heat Dome

Sweltering temperatures grip Mexico, Central America, and parts of the U.S., causing distress, strain on energy systems, and even wildlife casualties.

Heat dome phenomenon, caused by strong high pressure, leads to intense sunshine and soaring temperatures.
Southerly winds transport warm, moist air northward, exacerbating the heat.
Record-breaking temperatures reported in South Florida and Texas.
Heat advisory issued for parts of Texas with temperatures soaring up to 111°F (43.9°C).
Concerns rise about ocean temperatures and their impact on the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season.
Mexico experiences severe heatwave, linked to numerous deaths and wildlife casualties, exacerbating water scarcity and sparking protests.