The latest weather forecast said a hotter outlook would unfold in the Central and Northeastern U.S. this week, as rainy conditions continued in Southern California due to Tropical Storm Hilary.
Tropical Storm Hilary is expected to unleash heavy rain and severe flooding in California and Southern Nevada. Flooding and storm watches are also present.
While a developing storm is threatened in California, hotter weather conditions are expected in the Northeastern and Central U.S.
Everyone with travel plans should check the latest temperatures to avoid prolonged exposure to hot weather. Under intense heat, heat-related illnesses could become deadly.
Central U.S Challenging heat
A stock photo of extreme heat in Brooklyn borough of New York City. The Central and Northeastern U.S. can expect hotter weather conditions this week amidst the Tropical Storm Hilary bringing heavy rain and flooding in Southern California.
Weather forecasts have been monitoring the massive heat dome in the Central U.S. that brings high temperatures to the region.
Record high temperatures can be likely this week in the following areas:
- Jacksonville
- Charlotte
- Memphis
- Houston
- Chicago
- Minneapolis
- Denver
- Dallas
Central and Southern US are no strangers regarding severe weather and challenging heat.
Midwest and Central Plains can also anticipate high temperatures this week.
In addition, the NWS Springfield advisory noted the soaring temperatures in the region until the next weekend. Excessive heat warning is also present.
In Seattle, residents can expect improved air quality this week after experiencing smokey conditions due to wildfires in Canada and Pacific Northwest.
Soaring temperatures in the Northeast
Recently, the Northeastern U.S. recorded rounds of rain and thunderstorms, causing flooding in New York.
The latest forecast showed that heat would build in parts of the region this week. Outdoor workers and older adults should always stay hydrated as heat could become life-threatening.
On Monday, residents can notice a warm to challenging heat in the following areas:
- Washington
- Virginia Beach
- New York
- Pittsburgh
- Columbus
- Charleston
- Detroit
- Buffalo
Although many Americans are excited to swim this summertime, it is best to consider the high temperatures. Heat stroke and heat exhaustion are common enemies when heat soars.
Furthermore, the NWS New York NY reported that dry conditions and thunderstorms are possible in the region this week.
In midweek, the Northeast can anticipate pleasant to hotter conditions. Troublesome heat could unload in the following areas:
- Charleston
- Indianapolis
- Peoria
- Chicago
This week, New York, Portland and Buffalo can expect a pleasant weather outlook. The heat in the region could improve by next week.
Also Read: US Weather Forecast: Isolated Tornadoes, Hail To Hit Northeast Amidst Extreme Heat
Heat safety this week
While there is a chance of improvement from the intense heat, the temperatures can still become deadly, especially for areas without cooling conditions.
Here are essential heat reminders this week in the Northeast and Central U.S.
- Check your cooling system to see if it is working. It is best to check regularly for possible repairs.
- Limiting outdoor activities, including your pets, can prevent the risk of hot weather.
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