US Weather Forecast: Hot, Dry Weather To Continue in Mid-Atlantic; Severe Storm Likely in South Dakota

According to the latest forecast, challenging heat and dry outlooks are forecasted in Northeastern, Central US and Mid-Atlantic. The heat could likely bring heat-related health concerns this week.

The heat can become troublesome, especially for outdoor workers, children, and older adults. Those with travel plans should monitor the daily temperatures before leaving their house.

The NWS Baltimore-Washington warned of the dangerous heat that could exceed up to 100 degrees.

The early beginning of September could unleash record-breaking heat in portions of Texas, Northeast, South-Central, and Upper Midwest.

In Phoenix, all-time hot temperatures are likely in the region this September.

Heat forecast in parts of the US

Record breaking temperatures will again run more than 10 degrees above normal Tuesday from Texas into the Upper Midwest and into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. This heat wave will persist in the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, and the south-central U.S. through Thursday, while a cold… pic.twitter.com/ouTBgOg0V7
— National Weather Service (@NWS) September 5, 2023

The latest weather forecast showed that persistent dry conditions could continue in the Mid-Atlantic with hot and humid temperatures.

On Wednesday, September 6, the hotter outlook could reach up to the 90s.

While September could unleash potential storms and hurricanes, the heat is still a concern this September, especially in the Central and Northeastern US.

During Labor Day, Americans with outdoor plans can expect high temperatures over the eastern parts of the US. Although the weather will cooperate with sunshine, people should avoid prolonged exposure to heat.

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Las Vegas, Nevada. The threat of heat and dry conditions is expected to continue in parts of the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, and Central US this week. Stay updated with the weather.

In the Northeast, the forecast showed that heat could unfold in the region. In the midweek, people could expect hot temperatures in the following areas:

Charlotte
Jacksonville
Miami
Houston
Charlotte
Dallas
Houston

Warmer conditions can also be possible in Kansas City, Denver, Billings, San Francisco and Los Angeles. On Wednesday, the heat could unleash daily highs and increased humidity in the following areas:

Minneapolis
Des Moines
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Charleston
Burlington
New York
Virginia Beach

Furthermore, the NWS Houston warned of possible dangerous swimming conditions in the region, especially in the Gulf. In North Dakota and Wyoming, the forecast said that severe storm conditions and possible hair are expected this week.

In the Northeast, there could be a slight relief from the heat. Showers and thunderstorms could become likely in Minneapolis, Detroit, Chicago and Thunder Bay.

Also Read: US Exceptional Heat Forecast: Northeast, Central US Could Expect High Temperatures This Week

Staying safe from record-high heat this week

The heat will continue this week in parts of the US. While cooler temperatures are on the way, record-high temperatures can still put at risk your family and animals.

Here are essential heat safety reminders to stay safe from heat-related illnesses this week.

Watch out for the daily temperatures

Americans in the affected areas should watch out for signs of heat-related heat concerns this week, especially the vulnerable sectors. It is advisable to stay at home if travel or outdoor activity is not essential.

If you plan to go out, bringing bottled water is helpful to prevent dehydration.

Don't leave your family members or pets unattended

While the AC system works, it is dangerous for children and pets. Don't leave them unattended inside a car as much as possible.