The latest weather forecast said thunderstorm conditions could happen in Florida this week as three tropical waves develop in the Atlantic Ocean.
However, the Western US can expect a significant cooldown this week from record high temperatures, especially in Dallas, Houston, California and Los Angeles.
Recently, Florida sea waters experienced record-high temperatures near Manatee Bay. The soaring temperatures were like a hot tub, which could harm the coral reef system in the area.
The challenging heat in the U.S. brought heat advisories in the Southern, Southwestern and Central.
Tropical waves and Florida weather
Punta Gorda, Florida. Weather agencies are monitoring three possible tropical waves that could develop in the Atlantic Ocean. Meanwhile, parts of Florida can expect thunderstorms this week amidst extreme heat in Central U.S.
The latest forecast said three tropical waves are being monitored over the Atlantic Ocean this week.
According to the forecast, the tropical wave near the Cabo Verde Islands has a low chance of developing this week.
Meanwhile, the forecast in the Gulf of Mexico said that a possible development could emerge next week.
In addition, the NWS New Orleans explained that the disturbance in the Atlantic has a low chance of formation.
Nevertheless, people should stay alert for weather advisories this week.
Meanwhile, the National Weather Service (NWS) advisory showed that tropical moisture could bring rainy conditions in the Southwest this weekend.
In Georgia and Carolinas, thunderstorm conditions could bring showers and localized flash flooding.
Motorists with travel plans should check the road conditions for road delays.
On the weekend, South and Central Florida residents could anticipate tropical moisture. People should watch out for the following:
- Rough surf conditions
- Flash flooding
- Rip currents and rainy conditions
The possible severe thunderstorms can affect the following areas:
- Miami
- Jacksonville
- Daytona Beach
- Cape Coral
The rainy outlook can also offer relief from the heat this weekend.
Hotter weather in the Central U.S
Hot and dry conditions in the Northwest have created favorable conditions for wildfire growth. These conditions will continue for the next several days. pic.twitter.com/EY5QYMetnz
— National Weather Service (@NWS) August 16, 2023
On the other hand, the Northwest can anticipate a hot and dry outlook. The advisory warned of possible wildfires.
The NWS Weather Prediction Center advisory revealed that dangerous heat could remain this week in the South and Northwest.
Challenging heat is expected in the following areas. Americans should monitor for heat advisories and heat-related concerns
- Interior California
- Idaho
- Oregon
- Washington
- Portland
- Medford
- Salem
- Eugene
- Willamette Valley
In the Central U.S., the forecast warned of a massive heat dome buildup this week, bringing soaring temperatures.
A hotter weather outlook is also possible in Dallas, Houston, Oklahoma City, Jackson, New Orleans, San Antonio, Dallas, Kansas, Wichita, Hays, Scottsbluff, Sioux Falls and Lubbock.
The heat could stay until August 22, especially in Minneapolis, Memphis and Denver.
Due to the record-high temperatures, homeowners should avoid outdoor activities or staying inside parked vehicles.
Staying hydrated is recommended to prevent heat-related risks, especially heat exhaustion and stress.
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