Smoke, heatwaves, and storms are causing extreme weather conditions across the United States at the start of summer. A powerful Storm, known as a derecho, caused damage in Illinois and Indiana, leaving over 250,000 homes and businesses without electricity. The South is experiencing a dangerous heatwave, with temperatures expected to rise above 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43 degrees Celsius) in some areas. The Midwest, which was previously affected by Smoke from Canadian wildfires, may experience more smoke as another storm approaches. Parts of the West are anticipating hot and dry conditions, raising concerns about fireworks shows and wildfires.

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