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[INTERNATIONAL] · Mexico, United States · 42 sources

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Extreme weather causes heat deaths in Mexico and storms in the US FAST-MOVING

Extreme weather conditions are causing significant casualties and disruptions across North America. In Baja California, Mexico, health authorities report that 49 people have died due to extreme heat during the current season. The majority of these fatalities occurred in Mexicali, with additional deaths in Ensenada and San Felipe. Medical officials note that approximately 90 percent of those affected by heat-related illnesses are individuals experiencing homelessness or in migratory situations.

In the United States, severe weather systems are threatening more than 38 million people in the Northeast. New York City is under a flood watch and travel advisory as heavy rain, thunderstorms, and damaging winds pose risks of flooding and fallen trees. Authorities have activated the city's Flash Flood Plan and placed tree removal task forces on alert to manage the impact of the storms.

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Angelo Camara · Atlanta · Baja California · City Hall Park · Ciudad Juárez · Cruz Roja Mexicana · Destiny Murrell · Mamadou Diallo · Mexicali · Mexican Red Cross · National Weather Service · New York

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