Triple-digit temperatures are expected to last into next week across much of the US West, including parts of the Pacific Northwest. Authorities list precautions in the face of a heat wave.
EnlargeFrom southern Arizona up into Idaho, the US West is in the midst of an extreme heat wave expected to last into next week.
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?An atmospheric blast furnace will be at full throttle heading into the weekend over the interior West with heat reaching dangerous levels, challenging records and elevating the wildfire threat,? warns Alex Sosnowski, a senior meteorologist with AccuWeather. ?In some cities, record highs for any date throughout the year could be equaled or breached.?
Chris Dolce?of the Weather Channel agrees: ?Temperatures will soar well into the 110s and even 120s in the days ahead. One location could even approach 130 degrees!?
Indeed, the prediction is for temperatures to range as high as 130 degrees in California?s Death Valley ? which would be the highest there since 1913. Bullhead City, Ariz.; Blythe, Calif.; and?Palm Springs, Calif., are all forecast to approach or reach the low 120s. Phoenix is expected to max out in the middle to upper 110s, and Las Vegas could top out at 117 degrees. When it gets that hot, nighttime temperatures remain in the 90s.
Even parts of the typically cooler Pacific Northwest could be baking over the next several days, according to the Weather Channel: Portland, Ore., and Seattle in the 90s, and Boise, Idaho, in the low 100s and perhaps as high as 108 by Tuesday.
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