High temperatures are expected in Seattle, and Portland as severe thunderstorms unload in Eastern and Central U.S. The forecast warned of possible heat-related health concerns due to the heat.
From July to the early beginning of August, Americans struggled against the extreme heat in the country. Wildfire threats and dry conditions were also reported in the Southwestern U.S.
According to National Weather Service's (NWS) latest advisory, heat conditions could be likely in the Southeast.
In addition, the advisory explained that stormy outlook and heavy rain could unload in Southeast, Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, and Mid Missouri.
Americans with travel plans this weekend should check the latest forecast to avoid dangerous exposure to heat, especially for older adults, children, and people with medical conditions.
Weather in Seattle, Portland US
Seattle, Washington. The latest weather forecast said that challenging temperatures are expected in Seattle, Portland as severe thunderstorms affect portions of Central and Eastern U.S.
Meanwhile, the NWS Weather Prediction Center reported that Pacific Northwest could expect dangerous heat waves.
The forecast said the hottest five-day stretches are likely in Western Oregon. It added that 100+ degree highs are possible.
Furthermore, the latest US weather forecast said that hottest conditions could unfold in Seattle, Portland. The area could likely experience soaring temperatures, especially next week.
On the weekend, the weather outlook showed that thunderstorms with chances of rain could hit Reno, Elko, Salt Lake City and Grand Junction.
Next week, the forecast said that a hotter outlook could emerge in Portland, Seattle, Redding, Sacramento and Vancouver.
Furthermore, the NWS forecast said the dangerous heat could extend to Washington, Columbia Basic, western Orgegon and Southwest.
The advisory added that heat risk would be possible in Salem, Eugene, and Willamette Valley.
In the Southern US, the NWS advisory explained that a combination of heat and humidity could become more troublesome, unleashing extreme hea.
In the eastern and central U.S., the recent weather forecast said that severe thunderstorms are expected this weekend, bringing flooding downpours and isolated tornadoes.
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Staying safe from extreme heat next week
Challenging heat can be life-threatening, especially for people at risk. As the summer season begins, it is expected that the heat could soar more.
Homeowners should watch out for the body temperatures of their family members to prevent heat-related health risks, especially heat exhaustion and heat stress.
Homeowners should check for possible signs of heat stress, including thirst, heavy sweating, dizziness, weakness and nausea. It is best to bring them to the nearest hospital immediately.
Furthermore, homeowners should not allow their pets or children to become unattended when the weather soars to unexpected levels.
Leaving pets or children inside cars can become life-threatening in an instant even if car owners roll down the windows.
Meanwhile, homeowners can also look for cooler areas or places that can help alleviate the heat next week.
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