Map Shows Where Millions To Swelter Under Dangerous Heatwave This Weekend
Summary
A strong heatwave with temperatures above 100 degrees is expected to affect large parts of the United States this weekend and into next week. Extreme heat warnings are in effect in parts of the West and northern Plains, while heat and humidity will also spread to the Midwest and East.Key Facts
- A heat dome will develop over the interior West, causing very high temperatures.
- Some places, like Salt Lake City, Bismarck, and Billings, could see temperatures over 105 degrees.
- The heatwave will move east, with cities like Minneapolis and Chicago experiencing several days near or above 90 degrees.
- Extreme heat warnings cover areas in Utah, Wyoming, Montana, and the Dakotas, among others.
- The intense heat raises the risk of heat-related illnesses.
- The North American monsoon will bring thunderstorms to parts of the interior West, which may help drought but also bring risks like lightning and flash floods.
- The hot weather is expected to ease after midweek, but some northern central areas will remain warm and dry.
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