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Power Grids Face Strain as Record Heat Wave Hits Eastern US

7 sourcesFirst reported 20 days agoUpdated 18 days ago

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Power grids in Chicago and New York City are under strain due to a record-breaking heat wave impacting the eastern United States.
Temperatures are expected to reach as high as 46°C, raising concerns over electricity demand and system reliability.
The PJM Interconnection has called on electrical companies to reduce power supply to manage increasing energy demands and avoid failures.
The National Weather Service has warned that extreme heat may pose life-threatening risks for those without proper air conditioning or hydration.
Cities like Boston and Philadelphia are also facing dangerously high temperatures, contributing to widespread anxiety about the heat wave's effects.

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