‘Everyone in McKinney is dead’ trends as WFAA’s Pete Delkus’ weather report puts heat index at 101,105

Pete Delkus is being trolled on social media as his weather report puts heat index at 101,105.

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Pete Delkus is an American meteorologist and television personality. He was born on February 7, 1962, in Providence, Rhode Island, USA. Delkus is best known for his work as a weathercaster in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas area.

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Pete Delkus has had a successful career in meteorology. He started his career in television broadcasting in the 1990s and became a meteorologist for various television stations. He gained popularity in the Dallas-Fort Worth area when he joined WFAA-TV (Channel 8) as the Chief Meteorologist. Delkus is known for his personable and engaging on-air presence and is trusted by viewers for his accurate weather forecasts.

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During his tenure at WFAA-TV, Pete Delkus has covered significant weather events, including severe storms, hurricanes, and tornado outbreaks. He has also been involved in community outreach and education about weather safety.

As a heat wave blankets parts of the nation, advisories against extreme heat are being issued for areas of Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma, and other states.

Globally, July has been marked by consistently high temperatures. Over 110 million Americans were subject to some type of heat alert last week, which extended from the West Coast to Louisiana. The Earth experienced its warmest day on record earlier this month when it reached 63 degrees Fahrenheit.

Phoenix, Arizona, has seen temperatures of at least 110 degrees Fahrenheit for 18 straight days, tying the record. A new record of 19 consecutive days will be set if temperatures reach 110 degrees on Tuesday.

In addition, over the previous nine days, the city’s temperature has not dropped below 90 degrees. People can anticipate temperatures above 110 degrees throughout the remainder of the week and into the weekend, according to AccuWeather’s forecast.