Unseasonably Record-High Temperatures to Unload in Western US This Weekend

The western US can likely experience record-high temperatures due to an area of high pressure. The threat of wildfires can be likely due to strong winds and warm conditions.

The early beginning of October recorded cooler weather conditions and snow chances in the high-elevation areas, especially in the Southern Oregon and Pacific Northwest.

The rainy conditions helped ease the area's drought and dry conditions.

Unseasonably Record-High Temperatures in Western US: Where will it unfold?

This weekend, a change in the weather pattern will be likely in the Western US. Warm and record-high temperatures are expected due to an area of high pressure.

According to the National Weather Service (NWS), hotter weather conditions are forecast in Southern and Central California. Temperatures can likely reach the upper 90s.

Heat advisories are also present in the affected areas. The high temperatures can be challenging for people with medical conditions, outdoor workers and older adults.

On Sunday, the latest forecast showed that the increase in daily temperatures and record highs could unfold in the following areas:

• Seattle
• Portland
• Boise
• Salt Lake City
• San Francisco
• Las Vegas
• Los Angeles
• Phoenix

Furthermore, the main threat this weekend is the emergence of wildfires due to the warm and dry conditions. The strong winds can damage power lines and cause downed trees.

However, a shift to cooler temperatures can occur next week in parts of California to Washington. The beneficial rain can bring cooler conditions and potential flooding.

In a recently published in the International Journal of Wildland Fire, the experts warned of the frequency of simultaneous wildfires in the Western US.

The impacts of climate change can intensify the fires in the affected areas.

Dry and warm temperatures can unfold on the weekend in Seattle, Portland and Los Angeles.

Meanwhile, average and pleasant temperatures will occur in Billings, Denver, Kansas City, Dallas, El Paso, Houston, Jacksonville and Miami.

The hotter weather pattern can be ideal for people who want to enjoy the summer at the last minute.

In the East, the advisory warned of potential tornadoes and flash flooding this week.

How to keep safe from unusual heat?

Although the fall weather begins, a shift to unusual heat or warm temperatures can happen in the Western US. The latest forecast reported the hotter temperatures in the region.

Intense heat can still bring heat-related health concerns for older adults. Homeowners should check their heating systems, especially when the winter season is in the air.

Meanwhile, parents should not leave their children unattended inside hot cars. The temperatures can likely climb in cars, putting at risk pets and children.

Furthermore, limiting prolonged exposure to heat is recommended this week as the cooler weather could return next week.

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