As strong high pressure builds over the region through midweek, temperatures will continue to heat up with afternoon highs above 110 degrees. As temperatures heat up closer to 115 degrees by midweek, areas of Major HeatRisk will materialize with the hottest day expected on Wednesday with near record highs possible. Temperatures will slightly cooldown by Thursday-Friday. Mainly dry conditions will prevail throughout the upcoming week with only a very slight chance of an afternoon higher terrain storm.
With strong high pressure building over the region during the upcoming week, temperatures are expected to heat up with areas of Major HeatRisk developing between Tuesday and Thursday across much of the area. As a result, an Extreme Heat Watches has been issued during this time frame.
As strong high pressure builds over the region during the upcoming week, temperatures will continue heat up with many lower desert locations approaching 115 degrees by midweek, leading to areas of Major HeatRisk.
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