Wednesday’s weather: Another hazy, hot and humid summer day, high of 97

read more…: Wednesday’s weather: Another hazy, hot and humid summer day, high of 97

The weather will be hot, with a hazy sun and high humidity, and a heat advisory will be in effect until 8 PM. Prolonged exposure outdoors may result in dehydration and heatstroke. There is a possibility of a stray thunderstorm later in the day. A record high of 97° is expected, which feels like 100°, surpassing the previous record of 96° set in 2002. Winds will be coming from the southwest at 5 to 15 mph.

Tuesday’s weather: Heat advisory in effect, high of 97 – feels like 100

read more…: Tuesday’s weather: Heat advisory in effect, high of 97 – feels like 100

A heat advisory remains in effect with heat index values expected to reach around 100 degrees. Conditions will be very hot with intense sunshine, and prolonged exposure outdoors could lead to dehydration and heatstroke. The forecasted high is 97 degrees (feels like 100), which breaks the previous record of 96 degrees set in 2016. Winds are from the south-southwest at 5 to 10 mph.

Wednesday’s weather: Partly sunny, high of 81, continued smoky skies (thanks, Canadian wildfires)

read more…: Wednesday’s weather: Partly sunny, high of 81, continued smoky skies (thanks, Canadian wildfires)

Expect a day with more clouds than sunshine, as smoke from Canadian wildfires is likely to significantly impact air quality. The temperature will reach a high of 81 degrees, accompanied by gentle ESE winds at 5-10 mph. Stay informed and take precautions if you are sensitive to air quality issues.

Tuesday’s weather: Canadian smoke gets in your eyes today, mix of sun and clouds, high of 82

read more…: Tuesday’s weather: Canadian smoke gets in your eyes today, mix of sun and clouds, high of 82

Expect a mix of sun and clouds today but be aware that smoke from wildfires in Canada could significantly impact air quality. The high temperature will reach 82°, with winds coming from the ENE at 5-10 mph. Stay informed and take precautions if you’re sensitive to changes in air quality.

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