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Extreme temperatures are expanding up and down the East Coast, with nearly 50 million people under an oppressive dome from Virginia to Maine. Meanwhile, cases of heat-related illness are overwhelming hospitals out West as the region suffers through its worst heat wave ever. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports from New York’s Central Park, and TODAY’s Al Roker forecasts how long the scorching temperatures will last.June 30, 2021
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