California Weather Forecast: Excessive Heat to Continue This Week; Heat-Related Health Concerns Possible

Residents in California can likely face the risk of excessive heat this week, according to a weather report. Homeowners can experience wildfire and heat-related health concerns.

The beginning of June brought unusual heat in the U.S., especially in the southwest and Texas. The hotter temperatures threatened vulnerable populations, including older adults, people with medical conditions, children, pets, and homes without cooling systems.

Although parts of the country have experienced severe thunderstorms and heavy rain, the heat is another concern, impacting vulnerable areas. People with any travel activities should be alerted for changing weather conditions, particularly heat advisories.

Weather in California and Western US

Recently, a key message from the NWS Weather Prediction Center warned of a significant heatwave of the season in California and the southwestern U.S. The report raised concerns about the unusual heat last week, which could persist until this week.

The forecast highlighted that record-breaking heat could unfold in interior California and the Great Basin. Meanwhile, a poor weather outlook was reported in the Las Vegas and Phoenix metro areas, with temperatures soaring from 110F to 117.

In addition, the excessive heat is expected to continue midweek in south Texas and the southern high plains. Considering the heat dangers in portions of California, travelers and homeowners should limit prolonged exposure to scorching heat, especially in Phoenix metro areas.

Another concern for this week is heat risk in western Texas and California, according to a report by NWS Short Range Forecast Discussion for June 9 to June 11. In Las Vegas, the latest advisory reveals that temperatures could become dangerous on Tuesday or Wednesday, with anticipated highs from eight to 12 degrees above normal.

In the Bay Area, the forecast reveals that another warm and dry week conditions are possible in the region, warning of several quick-burning fires. With high temperatures expected this week, homeowners should watch out for a warmer week.

In the nearby area, the report reveals that afternoon showers and thunderstorms are likely this week, with threats of isolated strong to severe wind gusts.

Heat dome and unusual heat

According to a weather report on June 10, the latest advisory monitors the development of a heat dome in the western U.S. this week. From mid to late week, the sweltering heat is possible in the following areas:

• Boise
• Reno
• Fresno
• Cedar City
• Salt Lake City
• Phoenix
• El Paso
• Lubbock
• Denver
• Rapid Cty
• Albuquerque

Due to potential heat dangers, homeowners should avoid unusual heat in the morning, including strenuous tasks or activities. Additionally, staying hydrated and in cooler areas is advisable to avoid prolonged exposure to hotter weather.

Another concern is wildfire risk. People should adhere to fire bans, which could allow the spread of fire.

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