Challenging heat conditions are expected in the Phoenix area and Western US this October, bringing late-summer and unusual above-average temperatures.
Above normal temperatures are expected the rest of this week for interior NorCal...
— NWS Sacramento (@NWSSacramento) October 17, 2023
However, we will see a cooldown this weekend, and then @NWSCPC probabilistic outlooks are favoring below normal temperatures and near normal precipitation for the last week of October. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/vMq2o6KvLn
The unusual heat could also emerge in portions of the Western US, including California. Recently, Nature World News (NWN) reported that Pacific Northwest and Western residents experienced a break from intense heat.
In addition, the main dangers from the weather are heat-related health concerns. Prolonged exposure to hot weather could bring significant health risks for older adults, children and outdoor workers.
Warm Conditions in the US: Where Will It Impact?
NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of October 18, 2023. Phoenix area and Western US can expect warm conditions this October, bringing challenging heat as the cooler weather begins
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) advisory, most parts of the West could experience mild and warm outlooks. Above normal temperatures can be likely. Meanwhile, the Eastern US can expect below-normal temperatures.
In the Phoenix Area, the strong high pressure can significantly affect the heat buildup. In the midweek, the heat could spread over California, Los Angeles and San Franciso.
Homeowners with travel plans should monitor the latest heat forecasts, including people with travel plans. The week's heat could be ideal for last-minute summer season enjoyment.
From Wednesday to Friday, the heat could stay until the late week. People can expect a dry outlook and record-high concerns.
According to the latest forecasts, the following areas can expect hotter weather conditions:
- San Francisco
- Fresno
- Las Vegas
- Cedar City
- Las Vegas
- Phoenix
- Albuquerque
- El Paso
- Odessa
- San Diego
- Los Angeles
Phoenix is no stranger to extreme heat. Residents suffered from record highs and record-breaking heat. The weather is expected to become better in early next week.
In the Western US, the heat could become warmer. The reach could reach from California to Arizona, including in Idaho and the interior Pacific Northwest.
On Friday, record highs can unfold in Southeastern Texas and Eastern Colorado. Desert Southwest can also experience Desert Southwest.
In addition, interior North California can expect above-normal temperatures at the end of the week. However, the weather cooldown is underway at this week's end. Chances of rain can be likely in October's last week.
Next week, milder weather conditions can emerge in the following areas in the US:
- Minneapolis
- Chicago
- Kansas City
- Memphis
- Dallas
- Houston
- Jacksonville
- Charlotte
- Washington
- New York City
On the other hand, cooler conditions are expected in the following areas:
- Seattle
- Billings
- San Francisco
- Portland
- San Francisco
- Los Angeles
- Denver
Significant snow outlook is possible in high-elevation and mountainous areas, especially in the Sierra Nevada, for the most-awaited snow conditions.
Also Read: Canada Weather Forecast: Stormy Conditions To Hit Nova Scotia, Halifax, Atlantic Canada
Keeping safe from the unseasonable heat this week in Phoenix and Western US
The heat conditions can be challenging for older adults and people with medical conditions. Homeowners should check their AC systems due to potential record-high temperatures.
When the heat intensifies, staying at home and limiting outdoor activities is best. Meanwhile, parents should never leave their children unattended inside hot vehicles.
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