‘Dangerously Hot Conditions’ For Southwest This Week, Impacting Millions
Summary
Millions of people in Arizona, California, Nevada, and Utah face extreme heat this week, with temperatures soaring above 100 degrees Fahrenheit. The National Weather Service has issued multiple heat warnings to help protect vulnerable people from heat-related illness.Key Facts
- Extreme Heat Warnings are active across large areas of Arizona, California, Nevada, and Utah.
- Some locations expect temperatures near 120 degrees, which feels extremely hot.
- The Phoenix area faces highs between 109 and 116 degrees through Tuesday.
- Parts of California’s deserts and inland valleys could see temperatures up to 119 degrees.
- Southern Nevada, including Las Vegas, may experience temperatures between 110 and 120 degrees through Wednesday.
- Warm overnight temperatures give little relief, increasing risk of heat illness.
- Heat is dangerous, especially for older adults, children, outdoor workers, and those without air conditioning.
- Utah’s southern national parks, including Zion National Park, are also under heat warnings with temperatures up to 112 degrees.
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