Extreme Heat Warning in Effect Through Monday Night
Afternoon highs may reach 120 degrees in Death Valley as officials warn that heat-related illnesses rise sharply without cooling and hydration.
- An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through Monday for portions of the Desert Southwest, including California and Nevada, as dangerously hot conditions persist across the region.
- High pressure across the Desert Southwest pushes temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal, while elevated overnight lows limit relief from the intense heat.
- National Weather Service forecasters predict afternoon temperatures in desert valleys will climb into the 108 to 114 degree range, with a major heat risk of 3 out of 4.
- The NWS advised that "The hot and humid conditions during the day and night will bring elevated risks of heat-related illness," urging people to stay hydrated and contact 311 for cooling center locations.
- Although slight cooling may occur Tuesday and Wednesday, forecasters expect temperatures to spike again next weekend, with the Extreme Heat Warning potentially extending beyond Monday.
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John RichmeierLeavenworth Times Leavenworth County remained under an extreme heat warning Monday. But as of press time, the warning was set to expire at 7… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close The post Heat intensity expected to lessen appeared first on The Leavenworth Times.
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