Extreme Heat and Tropical Storm Bertha Impacts

Dangerous heat will expand from the Gulf Coast into the Southern Plains and Desert Southwest through week's end. Additional extreme heat impacting the Pacific Northwest will shift to the northern Plains by the weekend. Tropical Storm Bertha is expected to continue to impact portions of the northern Gulf Coast from the western Florida Panhandle to southeastern Louisiana through tonight. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Thu, Jul 23, 2026 at 3:20:40 am CDT

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Hot temperatures make a comeback through the weekend and into early next week. Many locations will experience multiple days with highs over 100 degrees, so be especially aware of signs of heat stress in the upcoming days!

Hot temperatures are expected Thursday. The northeastern Permian Basin and western Low Rolling Plains will be particularly hot with temperatures and heat indices reaching or exceeding 105 degrees.

Multiple days of 100+ degree heat means a greater chance of heat stress and heat illness this week. Be aware of the signs of heat stress, limit time spent outdoors (especially during the hottest part of the day), and stay hydrated!

We've had some welcomed and very beneficial rains over last several days! Here are the rainfall totals from a handful of locations across our region!

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Extreme Heat and Tropical Storm Bertha Impacts

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