The latest weather forecast warned of challenging heat likely in the Southern U.S. this week. Meanwhile, the Northeast could expect cooler conditions.
The early start of August recorded troublesome heat that brought record highs and heat-related stress. In the Southern US, severe thunderstorms and challenging heat are no strangers.
In some parts of the country, tropical storms threatened heavy rain and flooding, especially in Southern California. The heat dome also helped unleash the high temperatures in Central and Southern US.
In the Midwest and Northern, Americans can expect a relief from hot temperatures this week.
Residents can anticipate hurricane-force winds in the Florida Panhandle and Florida's west coast. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is monitoring the developments of Tropical Storm Idalia.
Hot weather outlook in parts of Southern US
According to the latest forecast, the challenging heatwaves impacted parts of Oklahoma, Little Rock and Birmingham on the weekend.
Florida, Georgia, Alabama and the Carolinas could also anticipate the high temperatures.
The hot and humid conditions could be the main concern during the scorching temperatures as summertime began.
During the hot weather, practicing heat safety is essential to prevent possible heat-related health risks, including heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
Dry conditions and strong winds can also help increase the fire risk.
Recently, more than 150 million people in the U.S. were under heat advisories due to excessive heat in at least 24 states.
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Weather conditions in the Northeast
Furthermore, the Northeast could expect relief from the hot weather outlook his week. Recently, residents in the Northeast suffered from above-average temperatures.
On Monday, residents can anticipate the cooler weather could unleash in the following areas:
- Montreal
- Boston
- New York
- Detroit
- Columbus
- Cedar Rapids
Meanwhile, a hotter outlook could be likely in Charlotte, Atlanta, Nashville, Little Rock and Dallas.
According to NWS New York NY, below-average temperatures could be likely in New York City (NYC.) with chances of thunderstorms, especially in the Hudson Valley.
Keeping safe from challenging heat this week
The latest weather forecast reported that challenging heat could be likely this week in parts of the U.S., particularly in the Southern and Central portions.
The above-average temperatures could cause heat-related health risks, including heat stroke and heat stress. Here are essential reminders to keep safe from high temperatures.
Stay updated with the latest forecasts and reports
Homeowners should monitor the latest forecasts, as hurricanes and record-high temperatures could be likely. While there could be a chance of relief, outdoor workers and older adults could be vulnerable to heat illnesses.
Look for cooler areas or environments
It is best that people should look for cooler areas or environments, especially for people without cooling areas.
Check your pets and children
Homeowners should not allow their children to be unattended inside hot cars or vehicles because it could become dangerous to children or pets.
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