Here comes another record-setting summer.
Best mentally prepare oneself for the inevitable now!
Temperatures will average 15-25 degrees Fahrenheit above normal at the peak of the year's first heat wave across the central U.S. t.co/Oge8C2FN4b pic.twitter.com/p1OzSQinMh
— Breaking Weather by AccuWeather (@breakingweather) May 5, 2022
As many as 120 record high temperatures across parts of at least 13 states are forecast to be tied or broken from Friday through Tuesday, with heat indices — combining temperature and humidity to forecast what it will feel like — nearing 110 degrees for some.
Next week’s hot forecast – not pretty folks! Dog days of summer are here for some.
Forecasted Heat Index Maps
Monday May 9 – 110-115 in south Texas – Hot Tamales
Tuesday May 10 – 95-100 almost to Chicago
Wednesday May 11
Thursday May 12
Friday May 13
That’s a full 8 days starting today. Will the Texas grid hold??
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Maps are interactive
www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/heat_index_MAX.shtml
120 high temperature records are forecasted over 5 days from today through Tuesday but there are at least 3 more days to the 13th of oppressive high heat index’s to be experienced by millions in the deep south as indicated by forecast maps above.
h/t Humanitarianlike
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