Monsoonal flow continues to increase dew points and humidity through the rest of the week, along with a surge in temps, too. Dew points will be well in the 60s for much of today. The monsoonal outbreak brings in moisture from the south and east, complicating the already hot forecast. The confluence of heat and

An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through tomorrow at 8 p.m., but even Friday will remain much hotter than normal. Highs today are likely to be 6 degrees above seasonal norms. High pressure is the driving force behind the heatwave. Be sure you’re following those heat safety protocols and keeping yourself and your family

Temps on the rise through Thursday as an Extreme Heat Warning goes into effect from 10 this morning until 8 o’clock Thursday evening. Highs are expected to hit 112 today, and peak on Thursday before dropping back closer to normal. Please be sure to take the heat seriously, and take all of our usual heat

Highs will climb all the way to 115 this week, for the hottest temps we’ve seen all year. Those highs hit later this week, today we’re looking at 110. High pressure will have a lock hold on the Western U.S. through the week, pushing those temps significantly. An Extreme Heat Warning goes into effect tomorrow