A severe heat wave is affecting much of the country, with the National Weather Service issuing advisories for 26 states. Temperatures are predicted to reach near-record highs, causing delays in public transit as operators slow down to prevent mechanical failures. In cities such as Washington, DC, and several major train hubs, delays are already being reported due to temperature-induced restrictions. Experts highlight the dangers of heat exposure, noting its silent threat to health, particularly for vulnerable populations like the elderly.
Heat is the quietest, natural 'killer,' he said. 'There’s no massive winds and houses coming down. There’s no massive floods and cars floating in the water. It’s just slow. You get overheated, and that’s it.'
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