The heat wave sizzling through the Northeast is expected to yield triple-digit temperatures in New York and Boston. CBS News meteorologist Zoe Mintz has more details.

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A major heat wave is impacting the Northeastern United States, with cities such as New York and Boston forecast to experience temperatures reaching or exceeding 100 degrees Fahrenheit. This marks the first time in over a decade that New York City is expected to reach 100 degrees, while heat indices could make conditions feel as high as 115 degrees in New York and up to 130 degrees in Boston.

Approximately 200 million Americans are under some form of heat alert, with excessive heat warnings extending from the Midwest to the East Coast. Authorities are urging residents to stay indoors and use air conditioning where possible, as heat is the leading weather-related cause of death in the country. Relief is expected in the coming days as temperatures are forecast to drop below average in the Northeast. Additionally, the first named storm of the Atlantic season, Tropical Storm Andrea, has formed but is not expected to impact land.

Extreme heat in Northeast expected to reach triple-digit temperatures

millions are under a heat advisory today. Look at that guy there. He has the right idea in mind has a major heat wave rolls across the country. The heat index and high humidity on the east coast are making temperatures feel almost unbearable. People did whatever they could to keep cool and prevent heat related illnesses. Now, the same can be said for some of the animals at the Pittsburgh Zoo. Ice blocks were given to the big cats for something cool to lay on apes and chimps. They had some sweet treats to eat as well. That's adorable. The more senior animals were kept inside for their safety. And here's a live look at Baltimore right now. Temperatures there are expected to hit a record setting high today. So we're onto Zoe Min. She's here with a closer look at other cities expected to make history, Zoe. Well, yeah, Baltimore, Maryland expected to get to 103. And there are so many places from Georgia all the way up to New York City that are going to be breaking their record high temperatures for the day. Right now, there is about 200 million americans under some sort of a heat alert. The excessive heat warnings are in effect all across the east coast and for parts of the Midwest as well as those temperatures are going to be extremely hot underneath this heat dome that just continues to bake the central and eastern parts of the United States. Those high temperatures today again, extremely high there in the nineties from the Midwest. But again, the east coast is dealing with the hottest of it from 100 degrees in Atlanta to 102 in Boston and 100 in New York City. That would be the first 100 degree day that New York City has felt in 13 years. So this kind of heat, it is definitely not normal for them. And the heat indices or what it feels like to the human body, the humidity mixed with those temperatures, making it feel like 115 in New York City and potentially making it feel like 130 in Boston. That is dangerously hot. Keep those air conditionings blasting, stay inside all day. If you can, if you have to head outdoors, make sure you find all the ways to beat the heat. Because if you didn't know this, unfortunately, heat is actually the number one weather related cause of death across the country tomorrow. There will be a little bit of a break up near Boston in New York when it comes to the heat, still triple digit temperatures across the Carolinas by thursday and friday though, that heat dome will finally begin easing up and you should begin to take a little bit of a break, especially across the northeast where new york and boston finally getting below average when it comes to those temperatures. But another big headline out there is the fact that we have our first named storm of this season in the Atlantic tropical storm Andrea has formed officially in the central Atlantic. This will be a storm for the fishes though. It's going to continue to head out to see not impact impacting anybody. But hey, just something that you all should know. We have officially crossed off that first name back to you. It's good to know zoe. Thank you.

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