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What is a heat dome? This punishing weather pattern can last for days

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Heat domes are formed when high pressure systems become stagnant over a particular region, leading to a prolonged period of hot weather. This type of weather pattern is not uncommon during the summer months, but its persistence can have significant impacts on local ecosystems and human health. The duration of a heat dome can vary, but it is not unusual for these systems to remain in place for a week or more, exacerbating the effects of the heat.
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What is a heat dome? This punishing weather pattern can last for days
Heat-trapping high pressure systems can sit over an area for a week or longer
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