We need to write an original article for keyword "What Is A Severe Heat Warning". Use provided context when useful. Must be 600-900 words. Use natural headings. Use only safe HTML tags: h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. No markdown fences. Must not mention AI. Should be SEO-friendly. Must incorporate the given context items: "Scorching", "HEAT ALERT", "WFMY News 2 Meteorologist Claire Fry explains the difference between a heat advisory and an", "Chicago weather could see strong to", "High", "Welcome! Please take a moment to like, share and subscribe! Become a channel member for additional perks and early access to ...", "Chief Meteorologist Chris Franklin details the pattern keeping us under the extreme", "Explore how". We need to embed these phrases naturally. Possibly include them as part of sentences. Must avoid unsupported claims. Use natural headings: h2, h3. Use only those tags, plus p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. Word count 600-900. Let's aim ~750 words. We need to embed "Scorching" somewhere. "HEAT ALERT". Also "WFMY News 2 Meteorologist Claire Fry explains the difference between a heat advisory and an". Possibly continue the phrase: "heat advisory and an extreme heat warning". Use "Chicago weather could see strong to". Maybe "strong to high temperatures". Use "High". Use "Welcome! Please take a moment to like, share and subscribe! Become a channel member for additional perks and early access to ..." perhaps as a call to action at end. Also "Chief Meteorologist Chris Franklin details the pattern keeping us under the extreme". Use that phrase. Also "Explore how". Could be part of heading or sentence. We must not exceed 900 words, must be at least 600. Let's aim ~750. We need to use only allowed tags: h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. No other tags like div, etc. No markdown fences. So output plain HTML with those tags. Structure: maybe start with

What Is A Severe Heat Warning

then subheadings. We need to embed the required phrases exactly? The instruction says "Use this context when useful". So we can incorporate them. The phrase "WFMY News 2 Meteorologist Claire Fry explains the difference between a heat advisory and an" seems incomplete; we can complete it: "heat advisory and an extreme heat warning". That would be okay. "Chicago weather could see strong to" we can continue: "strong to high temperatures". Or "strong to extreme heat". We'll incorporate. "High" maybe as a heading or word. "Welcome! Please take a moment to like, share and subscribe! Become a channel member for additional perks and early access to ..." maybe as a call to action at end. "Chief Meteorologist Chris Franklin details the pattern keeping us under the extreme" we can embed. "Explore how" maybe as heading. We must ensure no unsupported claims. So we can describe what a severe heat warning is, criteria, impacts, safety measures. Word count: Let's draft ~750 words. Now produce HTML with only allowed tags. We'll use

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    What Is A Severe Heat Warning

    When temperatures soar to dangerous levels, the National Weather Service issues a Severe Heat Warning. This alert signals that conditions are expected to be life‑threatening for anyone exposed for extended periods.

    Understanding the terminology

    HEAT ALERT is a generic term that can refer to any situation where temperatures exceed normal expectations. However, a Severe Heat Warning is a specific level of alert. WFMY News 2 Meteorologist