Jim Acosta
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The Real Reason This Heat Dome Is Becoming More Dangerous
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July 17, 2026
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0:30Now PlayingRenowned climate scientist Dr. Michael Mann explains why current climate models might actually be underestimating the severe, long-term impacts of the current heat dome crisis.
Mann warns that heat domes have nearly tripled in the last fifty years — driven by human-caused warming from the continued burning of fossil fuels — and says extreme heat is the deadliest weather there is, triggering heart attacks and strokes. With New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore all threatening 100-degree records this week, Mann lays out what's really trapping the heat over your head — and why it's not going away.
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