Weather
Dangerous Heat Persists in Tri-State Area as Threats of Storms, Tornadoes, Floods Loom In
On Monday, the tri-state region is once more under threat from severe storms as a dangerous heat wave reached 100 degrees in New Jersey's largest city.
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