 Now the latest from the WBL 24-hour broadcast. Well, the city has issued a code red extreme heat alert through Saturday. The heat index is expected to hit more than 100 degrees. The city will have several cooling centers open across Baltimore. Meanwhile, the state said today two more people from Maryland have died from the heat during the last heat wave. So far, four people have died this year because of the heat, nine last year. We could see showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. That could spoil your 4th of July fireworks displays, says T11 chief meteorologist Tom Tasselmeyer.