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The U.S. Drought Monitor western regional map, showing 90.15% of the western United States under some level of drought, with extreme (D3) and exceptional (D4) drought conditions concentrated across the Four Corners region — the heart of Navajo Nation territory spanning Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah.
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Drought Disaster at Largest Native American Reservation Could Impact Millions of Americans
NOAA GOES-18 GWAS Band 16 clean longwave infrared satellite imagery from June 22, 2026, showing the intense heat dome locked over the western United States, with deep orange and red tones across the Pacific Northwest, California, and the Desert Southwest indicating the dangerous warmth driving record-challenging temperatures from Seattle to Phoenix.
90s in Seattle, 110s in Phoenix: A New Heat Wave Is Building Across the West
NOAA GOES-18 GeoColor composite satellite imagery from June 22, 2026, showing a large storm system with extensive cloud cover pushing from the Rockies eastward across the Plains, Midwest, and toward the East Coast, consistent with the multi-day severe weather threat impacting millions this week.
85 MPH Wind Gusts and Flash Flooding Possible as Storms Roll Through the Central U.S.
NASA global surface temperature anomaly map showing widespread warming across the Earth's surface in shades of orange and red, with a prominent cold anomaly — the so-called "cold blob" or "warming hole" — visible south of Greenland in the North Atlantic Ocean. Researchers link this persistent cooling to the weakening of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation.
Is the Atlantic's Most Important Ocean Current on the Verge of Collapse?
Illustrated graphic showing the summer solstice on June 21, depicting Earth's relationship to the sun during the Northern Hemisphere's longest day of the year and the official start of astronomical summer.
Summer Solstice Marks Longest Day of the Year in the U.S.
Deer Found California’s New Wildlife Bridge Before It Officially OpenedSevere Weather Makes a Comeback in the Central U.S. Heading Into the WeekendBefore You Fire Up the Grill Sunday, Check Which Side of This Storm You're On
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