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City, this is Good Morning America. Good morning, great to be with you this morning. Plus, we are helping you gear up for holiday travel with the 4th of July just two weeks away. Can't believe it is right around the corner. We're going to break down what to expect on the roads and in the air, and you will never guess the most on-time airport in the country. I was surprised by this one. looking forward to hearing about that. But we're going to begin with the life-threatening heat that's sweeping across the country. And the severe storms overnight, Ginger, of course, is here tracking it all for us. Good morning, Ginger. Hey, good morning. So more than a half million we're without power at the peak of this because there are a lot of people impacted in the Northeast. We're talking about the trees down from Queens all the way through Philadelphia, but look at what was happening in New York. When you've got

60 to 75 mile per hour winds busting through, you're going to end up changing things and not in a good way.

This was New York's time lapse. And of course, this is the same storm, the severe storm that went through

Central Park and it created lightning that hit a tree. And unfortunately unfortunately a 15-year-old was sheltering under that tree, which we don't want to do in storms. Thankfully, he is okay. He's in the hospital with some severe burns. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania also had the trees down. And in Bethesda, Maryland, you had power lines falling into that truck, and it went on fire. Thankfully, no, everybody was okay there.

Now behind us it's all about the heat from New Orleans, up through Green Bay.

We've got heat advisories.

Minneapolis, extreme heat warning right now, but those extreme heat watches go from Detroit,

Pittsburgh to Philadelphia.

What I want to point out is that it peaks in the Midwest and the Northern Plains here on Saturday.

Look at Minneapolis, a record possible on Saturday of 97.

But here are the heat indices, which are also going to feel like,

107 here on Monday.

And Rebecca, it has been 13 years since we've hit the actual temperature of 100 in New York or Philadelphia.

We're going to get close Monday, Tuesday.

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