www.youtube.com – WPDE ABC15 – 2025-06-26 05:16:21

SUMMARY: Forbes joins us from Myrtle Beach with crucial summer heat safety tips. Heat can cause dehydration, heat exhaustion, and potentially life-threatening heat stroke, especially as temperatures reach triple digits. Fire Captain Jonathan Evans warns heat exhaustion symptoms include dizziness and nausea, urging immediate hydration and cool environments. If symptoms worsen or unconsciousness occurs, seek emergency help. Even shade can reach dangerous heat levels, so frequent breaks indoors and proper hydration are essential. Local attractions like Myrtle Waves provide relief from the heat. Remember, don’t hesitate to call 911 at early heat exhaustion signs to ensure safety.

Trying to predict the intensity of the South Carolina summer heat is a futile task, even for locals.

And with the constant use of air conditioning in cars and homes, people may begin to underestimate the toll that triple-digit temperatures can take on their bodies.

Myrtle Beach Fire Department Captain Jonathan Evans says they have already received multiple calls about heat exhaustion and are hopefully making people aware of how dangerous the heat really is.

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www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2025-06-25 22:30:04

SUMMARY: Severe storms struck the Upstate and Western North Carolina, causing widespread power outages. Over 7,500 Duke Energy customers in Greenville County and more than 3,300 in Spartanburg County lost electricity due to intense thunder, lightning, heavy rain, and strong winds. Storms began around 6 p.m., with lightning visible along Interstate 85 and flooding causing water to fill roads. Wind gusts also brought down tree branches in some areas. Despite the earlier high water levels near Cleveland Park, river levels returned closer to normal by evening. Residents are advised to monitor updates via the local weather app and website.

Severe storms leave thousands without power in the Upstate, Western North Carolina

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www.abccolumbia.com – Associated Press – 2025-06-25 09:38:00

SUMMARY: At a NATO summit in The Hague on June 25, 2025, President Donald Trump claimed U.S. strikes delivered a devastating blow to Iran’s nuclear program, despite a preliminary intelligence report suggesting only a minor setback. The administration and Israeli officials insisted the attacks set Iran back by years, targeting facilities including the underground Fordo enrichment site. Defense and State officials dismissed the leaked assessment as low-confidence and accused leakers of betrayal. Iran acknowledged significant damage but maintains its nuclear aims are peaceful. The episode intensified Trump’s distrust of intelligence leaks and raised questions about Iran’s ability to safeguard nuclear materials before the strikes.

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