Portland, OR — A dangerous heat wave grips the Western U.S., bringing temperatures as high as 115°F. States along the West Coast and Southwest are expected to see record-breaking heat through Monday.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), temperatures in areas like the Pacific Northwest could remain at 110°F to 115°F. These extreme conditions are expected through Saturday, particularly in desert areas, where heat risks could lead to significant health impacts.
Relief for northern California and the Pacific Northwest is expected over the weekend as a low-pressure system moves in. However, the Southwest will continue to experience dangerous heat into the middle of next week.
The NWS advises residents to stay hydrated and check local updates for cooling center information. Many areas are at high or extreme heat risk, meaning everyone should take precautions.
For further details, visit weather.gov for safety tips on surviving the heat.
