Midwest and North-Central US can expect an unusual autumn heatwave this late week. The heat can last until the first week of October.
The unusual heat can become ideal for outdoor activities and people who want to enjoy the summer at the last minute.
North-Central US recorded challenging heat during the first week of September, causing heat advisories due to high temperatures.
US Weather Forecast: Unusual Autumn Heat
NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of September 28, 2023. The unusual autumn heat is expected in the late week in the North-Central US and Midwest. The above-average temperatures can likely stay until the first week of October.
This week, NWN also reported unseasonable summer-like temperatures in the Rockies, Northern England and parts of the Plains.
According to the latest forecast, the North-Central US can suffer from challenging autumn heatwaves. The late-season heat can become noticeable in the late week.
The warmer temperatures are also ideal for outdoor activities as the fall weather can mark rainy and cooler conditions in parts of the US.
While the heat is not intense, homeowners should watch out for family members at risk of prolonged heat. Older adults and people with medical conditions are vulnerable to prolonged exposure to hot weather.
As of September 27's advisory, the National Weather Service (NWS) showed that a warmer weather outlook is forecast in the Western to Central Gulf Coast, Mississippi Valley and Southwest
Before the end of the week, above-average heat can unfold in the following areas:
- Kansas City
- Dakota
- Michigan
- Iowa
- Illinois
- Missouri
- Minnesota
- Kansas City
- Nebraska
On the weekend until early week, the unusual warmth can unfold in the following areas:
- Fargo
- Duluth
- Sioux Falls
- Omaha
The autumn heatwave can stay until the first week of October in the North-Central US and Midwest.
One of the main concerns is the low water level in the Mississippi Valley. It can likely cause health risks, environmental impacts and economic losses.
Weather in Florida: Rainy outlook this weekend
In Florida, the wet conditions are forecast to remain this week. As of September 27, residents can expect heavy rain conditions due to above-average moisture.
Furthermore, a slow-moving tropical disturbance can unleash possible flash flood risks in Florida. A possible two to four inches of rain can unload in parts of Florida before the week ends.
On the weekend, rainy outlook and thunderstorms can occur in New Orleans, Tampa, Havanna, Nassau and Miami. Homeowners should also watch for coastal flooding and dangerous surf.
People with beach plans should also consider the weather. The rainy conditions can result in slower commutes and flooded roads.
Keeping safe from the challenging heat in North-Central US
The latest forecast revealed the unusual autumn heat in the North-Central US. Homeowners should not let their children unattended inside hot vehicles.
Furthermore, homeowners should look for signs of heat exhaustion and heat stress among their family members and pets.
Staying updated with the latest weather reports is essential to become prepared.
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