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First Alert Weather: Dangerous heat levels & possible strong storms Share Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google Our 1st heat wave of the year is official as of 12pm and we are not done warming up. Temperatures head to record levels! Because of this, today is a *First Alert Weather Day*. Furthermore, an Air Quality Alert and Heat Advisory have been issued for parts of the state - so be mindful when spending time outside, take frequent breaks and stay hydrated. Isolated strong or severe storms are possible this afternoon and into the evening hours. Tomorrow is also a *First Alert Weather Day* - not just for the heat, but also the potential for some strong-to-severe storms in the afternoon. We’ll round out the week closer to seasonable with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Looking ahead to Memorial Day Weekend, it’s not ideal as part of it will be wet with temperatures running cooler than normal. For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here . For the current Air Quality Index, click: here . From Meteorologist Jill Gilardi in the Channel 3 First Alert Weather Center... Today, 5/19/26: Mostly sunny. A *First Alert Weather Day* for likely record-breaking heat. Muggier…

Dangerous Heat & Storm Chances into the 4th of July Weekend Dangerous Heat & Storm Chances into the 4th of July Weekend Dangerous Heat & Storm Chances into the 4th of July Weekend TIGER WOODS HAS PLEADED NOT GUILTY. SEVERE WEATHER ALERT DAY FOR US CONTINUES EVEN AS WE EXTEND INTO THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND. THIS IS EXTREME HEAT WARNING, AS WE’VE BEEN TELLING YOU, REMAINS IN PLACE UNTIL 10:00 FRIDAY NIGHT. IT’S 89 DEGREES RIGHT NOW IN PITTSBURGH, 88 THIS AFTERNOON IN WASHINGTON, GREENSBURG, 91 ALREADY IN BEAVER, 89, NEW CASTLE AND KITTANNING. THEN WE FACTOR IN THAT HUMIDITY FEELS LIKE IT’S 100 ALREADY IN GREENSBURG, 105, A REAL FEEL THERE IN BEAVER, 102 INTO KITTANNING. AND WE’LL CONTINUE TO SEE THESE REAL FEEL TEMPERATURES CLIMB AS WE PROGRESS THROUGH THE DAY AND REALLY GOING TO FEEL LIKE WE’RE IN THE LOW TO MID 100 S NOT ONLY TODAY, BUT EVEN INTO THE START OF THE WEEKEND FOR THE 4TH OF JULY. WE’LL GET A LITTLE BIT OF A BREAK FROM THE HIGH, HIGH HEAT, STILL GOING TO BE IN THE LOW 90S AND FEEL LIKE 99. BUT OVERALL WE’LL START TO SEE THOSE NUMBERS DROP JUST A TAD. IT’S STILL GOING TO BE HOT EVEN INTO NEXT WEEK, WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE MID TO UPPER 80S. SO THUNDERSTORM CHANCES ARE REALLY G…

NEW: "First Alert Weather Days" have been extended through Sunday (6/14) for the Lowcountry due to a long duration of dangerous heat and humidity levels! Heat indices beginning Friday should climb to near 105° before rising close to 110° in many areas this weekend. #SCWX @live5weather.bsky.social

First Alert Weather Day: Hazardous heat wave develops today - WBAY Share Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google A dangerous stretch of heat and humidity is settling in across the region. We’ve got First Alert Weather Days in effect through Thursday. Heat index values will soar well above 100 degrees inland, making it feel significantly hotter than the actual temperature. Today and Tonight: Oppressive Heat Begins Early thundershowers are wrapping up near the Upper Michigan border this morning. Skies will clear for sizzling sunshine and clouds. Temperatures will climb into the lower 90s inland, though lakeside areas will stay cooler (near 80 degrees). The real story is the humidity—it will make it feel dangerously hot. Inland heat index values will climb above 100 degrees this afternoon. If you have it, run your air conditioning tonight. It’s going to remain mega-muggy under partly cloudy skies. The Strawberry moon will be visible, but the oppressive humidity will be hard to escape. Overnight lows will only dip into the 70s. Tuesday: Heat Index Peaks near 105 Degrees Tuesday will be the hottest day of the week. Hot, humid, and breezy conditions will persist, with inlan…

Weather for D.C. this weekend is BRUTAL 4 things to know about the weather: Weather Alert: Dangerous heat Heat wave begins Wednesday 110° heat index Thursday through Saturday Severe storms possible Saturday, Sunday www.nbcwashington.com/weather/weat...

NEW: Friday and Saturday have been upgraded to "First Alert Weather Days" due to the combination of dangerous heat and humidity! A surge of humidity will allow feels-like temperatures to soar up to 110° - near Heat Advisory levels for most of the Lowcountry. #SCWX @live5weather.bsky.social

Dangerous heatwave starts today - KFVS12 Share Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KFVS) - Good afternoon. It is a very hot day today, and this pattern will continue for the next few days. Triple digit head index values are ongoing with plenty of sunshine which is a big change from our previous weather pattern. Extreme Heat Warnings are in effect for a majority of the Heartland until Thursday evening. This can be dangerous without proper heat safety precautions, so make sure to spend plenty time indoors with air conditioning and stay hydrated. Expect heat index values to range from 105 to 110 daily. Heading to the holiday weekend, isolated rain chances are possible by the 4th of July with hot temperatures remaining. Copyright 2026 KFVS. All rights reserved.

Staying Hot & Humid With Periodic Chances for Storms Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save THURSDAY: Dangerous heat & humidity continues, stray PM shower or storm. Heat Index: 100-110. High: 93 TONIGHT: A stray shower or storm, otherwise, it will be warm & muggy. Low: 76 FRIDAY: A chance for a PM shower or storm, otherwise it will be hot & humid. Heat Index: 95-107. High: 93 Low: 73 INDEPENDENCE DAY: Very warm & humid with a chance for some showers or storms. High: 91 Low: 70 SUNDAY: Very warm & humid with mostly sunny skies, low rain chance. High: 90 Low: 70 Happy Thursday! The Extreme Heat Warning has been extended for most of Central Illinois until Friday evening. For Thursday, it will be a hot & humid day with temperatures in the mid to low 90s. Heat index values will likely peak between 100-110. The day will start sunny but there will be some clouds this afternoon. There is a low chance for an isolated shower or storm later this afternoon or during the evening. Otherwise, it will be warm and humid. Friday will be hot & humid most of the afternoon, bu…

Alert: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Until 10 PM; High Heat & Threat For Strong Storms Thursday Evening, Friday Scattered strong to severe storms are possible Thursday evening until roughly 11 pm. Temperatures challenge records Friday with another threat for strong to strong…

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Today's highs in the Lowcountry will approach record territory across our inland communities, with heat indices between 102-108° likely starting around midday. Be sure to practice heat safety if you're celebrating #4thOfJuly outdoors! #SCWX @live5weather.bsky.social

#FirstAlert — Heat Advisory from 11am-8pm today. Highs in the upper 90s, but it will feel like nearly 105°. Stay hydrated! Severe storms possible later in the day. A few this afternoon, more dropping in from the north this evening and tonight. #NCwx #SCwx

#FirstAlert — Heat Advisory today from noon through 8pm for most of the @wbtv.com viewing area. Highs near 100° are bad enough, but the heat index will reach up to around 107°! Stay hydrated, take breaks, and check the elderly and other with health-related heat sensitivity! #NCwx #SCwx

Be alert today! It is 31º Celsius at 12:10 UTC-04:00, Daylight Saving Time. 🔥 With clear skies all day today, a brief chance of rain may only contribute to high humidity and raise temperatures to dangerous levels. Be careful! ☀️ The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning. ⚠️

#FirstAlert — The record high of 99° in Charlotte is likely going to be broken today, and the heat risk will stay in the "extreme" category (purple on the map) through early next week! Stay hydrated, take plenty of breaks, and be safe over the 4th of July weekend! @wbtv.com #NCwx #SCwx

STAY SAFE~ We are facing a serious heat emergency lasting throughout this week… Temperatures expected to peak at over 100° on Thursday and Friday. Stay cool and hydrated, check on elderly neighbors, avoid wasteful uses of water such as home car washing and lawn watering.

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: An “Extreme Heat Warning” will go into effect for Berkeley, Charleston, and lower Colleton Counties at 11 AM, and will continue through 7 PM. The “Extreme Heat Warning” for Georgetown and Williamsburg Counties continues until 8 PM. #SCWX @live5weather.bsky.social

Dangerous heat builds in - KCRG Share Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google Weather Headlines NEXT 9 HOURS: Mostly cloudy, muggier SHORT TERM: FIRST ALERT: Dangerous heat moves in LONG TERM: Hot & muggy with passing storm chances Latest Forecast Sunday's Heat Index Values (KCRG-TV9 First Alert Storm Team) CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Several days of high heat are upon us. Skies remain mostly cloudy overnight as lows range from the mid 60s in our northern counties to near 70 south of I-80. Sunday will see high heat start to push into the area. Mostly cloudy skies in the morning will gradually become sunnier through the day from southwest to northeast. Areas south of Highway 30 will end up mostly sunny by the late afternoon and evening while areas to the north see more of a partly cloudy sky by the end of the day. High temperatures will range from the mid 80s north of Highway 20 to the low 90s south of I-80. Heat index values will range from the 90s north of Highway 30 to as high as 105 to the south. Lows Sunday night only fall into the mid 70s as skies turn mostly clear. Hot and muggy conditions settle in Monday through the 4th of July. Highs reach the low to mid 90s …

Extreme heat... Severe Weather Alert Days... All week - WTAE Extreme heat... Severe Weather Alert Days... All week Extreme heat... Severe Weather Alert Days... All week Extreme heat... Severe Weather Alert Days... All week Extreme heat... Severe Weather Alert Days... All week You're in it or talking about it, the heat is unavoidable this week. It definitely is unavoidable, and all of us are going to have to contend with it in the morning as well as at night and in the afternoon and evening. Hot days, warm nights, low temperatures only dropping down into the 70s. Some mornings, low temperature will be around 75, 76 degrees, so not very difficult to get back up to the. Uh, mid 90s. Then when you add in the humidity, which is going to be difficult all week long dew points in the 70s, so it's going to be very muggy in the, uh, morning hours, uh, very steamy in the morning hours, then it's just going to get downright hot and humid as we get into the afternoon heat index, what it'll feel like will be well over 100 degrees and then thunderstorms will have *** chance to lose beginning on Friday and through the weekend. Right now 86 here but off to the west of us warm air 91 in Chicago, 91…

Dangerous heat isn't going anywhere, First Warns on important days Comment 0 Share Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Today kicked off our first prolonged heat wave of 2026. Life-threatening heat & humidity, with feels-like temps consistently around or above 100 degrees, will continue through the 4th of July. OUR WEATHER STORY (Maxuser | KCTV5) EXTREME HEAT WARNING (Maxuser | KCTV5) MONDAY PEAK HEAT INDEX (Maxuser | KCTV5) Monday - Thursday: Extreme heat continues WIND MONDAY (Maxuser | KCTV5) Each day will feature high temps in the low 90s with high humidity, allowing feels-like temps to peak around or slightly above 100 degrees. This heat could be life-threatening, so make sure you are staying hydrated, cool, & take frequent breaks if working outside. Muggy conditions will continue with warm morning lows in the mid-to-upper 70s, not offering a ton of relief. The only saving grace will be a stiff southerly breeze, especially on Monday & Tuesday. The Extreme Heat Warning lasts through Thursday evening. Rain & storms will tease us to the northwest, but the metro & the region as a whole looks to stay dry. HIGH HEAT CONTINUES (Maxuser | KCT…

#weather #HeatAdvisory 🥵Extreme Heat Alert🪭 - Parts of the country are getting Extreme Heat Alerts, reports 'Fox Weather - America's Weather Center'. I've got some tips; however, likely depending on where you are, it likely won't make a diff. if early AM (if not PM) only..

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY ahead: Severe storm threat ... Share Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google NWS alerts in effect HERE . Radar, hourly forecasts and more with the free TV6 First Alert Weather App . Temperatures and humidity increasing this week in Upper Michigan, leading to heat and thunderstorm safety concerns as June ends and July begins in the U.P. Tonight: Mostly cloudy with scattered rain and thunderstorms; slight severe risk of damaging hail, wind plus flash flooding; windy and humnid >Lows: 60s/70 Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with scattered rain and thunderstorms starting in the afternoon; damaging storm plus heat stress risks; hot and humid >Highs: 80s/90 Wednesday, July 1st: Mostly cloudy to overcast with scattered rain and thunderstorms starting in the afternoon; hot and humid >Highs: 80s/90 Thursday: Scattered clouds with fewer rain and thunderstorms; hot and humid >Highs: 80s/90 Friday: Mostly cloudy with scattered rain and thunderstorms starting in the afternoon; hot and humid >Highs: 80s/90 Saturday, Independence Day: Scattered clouds with pop-up showers, thunderstorms in the afternoon; warm and muggy >Highs: 80 Sunday: Mostly sunny with a few pop-up s…

First Alert: Dangerously hot, humid pattern begins - KFVS12 Share Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google (KFVS) - A pattern of hot, humid conditions begins today. Heat Advisories are in place for triple-digit heat index values this afternoon. First Alert Meteorologist Madeline Parker says while the actual temperatures are in the upper 80s and low 90s, the 70-degree dewpoints will make it feel like more than 100 degrees. These conditions can cause heat-related illnesses, including heat exhaustion and heat stroke. You’ll want to drink plenty of water, stay in the A/C or shade, and limit time outside if possible. Expect mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies throughout the day. For your work week, Heat Watches are in effect from Monday through Thursday evening, with highs in the mid to low 90s all week long. Expect heat index values to range from 105 to 110 daily. Looking ahead to the holiday weekend, isolated rain chances are possible by the Fourth of July. The Missouri Department of Public Safety shared some safety tips for the heat. They said to drink plenty of water even before you get thirsty, avoid strenuous outdoor activities, avoid direct sun for prolonged periods …

⚠️ NEW: Friday is now a "First Alert Weather Day" as the remnants of #Arthur move into the Lowcountry! Your Friday morning may be impacted by pockets of heavy rain and storms - some of which could produce strong wind gusts and brief tornadoes. #Tropics #SCWX #CHSWX @live5weather.bsky.social

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: A "Heat Advisory" is in effect beginning at 11 AM for Charleston, Berkeley, Beaufort and coastal Colleton Counties (12 PM for Georgetown County)! Heat indices in the highlighted regions could rise to near 110° this afternoon. #SCWX @live5weather.bsky.social

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY (7/6): Hazardous heat and humidity levels return to the Lowcountry this afternoon as air temperatures seek to reach the mid 90s again! Additional "Heat Advisories" are in effect for many areas east of I-95 through this evening. #SCWX @live5weather.bsky.social

Wait til the heat wave hits Temps over 100°, high humidity, temps feel like 105°-116° Starts heating up Wednesday July 1 Thursday Friday Saturday, July 2, 3 , 4 are red alert heat warnings Temps won't start dropping closer to normal until Tuesday July 6 Mother Nature is on our side

Heat wave this week with spotty storms - WVLT Share Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - After some very heavy rain, especially for the northern half of our area, isolated rain and storms are still developing. Big picture rainfall impacts. (WVLT) Heavy rainfall impacts. (WVLT) TONIGHT: We’ll keep a few spotty downpours and storms around the rest of Sunday into the early overnight hours. We’ll have clouds and fog left by the morning, with a spotty shower possible, and a warm low of 72 degrees. MONDAY: Heats up to around 92 degrees, but it feels like it’s closer to 100 degrees due to high humidity. It’s a partly cloudy day and isolated rain and storms can develop, especially in the afternoon to early evening. TURNING UP THE HEAT NEXT WEEK: A big ridge of high pressure brings us a string of 90 degree days, each day with heat index values at 100 degrees. The humidity levels also limit our cooling at night to low to mid 70s, with limited rain chances. First Alert 8-Day Planner (WVLT) For life-saving weather alerts, customized messages on conditions and forecasts, and videos detailing upcoming weather events, download the WVLT First Alert Weathe…

Extreme Heat Warnings, Heat Advisories and Air Quality Alerts active... Heat wave Wed. thru Sat.... isolated severe storms possible today... Heat indices up to 114º by Thursday... Full Wed. Report Here: westernmassweather.com/weathernut-r...

What is a First Alert Weather Day? - WHSV We here at WHSV want you to know that we take the weather seriously, and it affects everyone differently. There are some days when the weather can be more impactful, or even hazardous, to your daily life. Those are the days we want to alert you about, and that's why our First Alert Storm Team is launching a system of First Alert Weather Days. When we can, we aim to give you as much notice as possible about weather that may force you to make your changes to your daily routine, but the weather can change, and sometimes it changes fast. This is not a way to hype the weather, but this is a way to just let you know that you may need to take extra precautions on a given day, or just pay a little more attention to the weather. We may declare a First Alert Weather Day in the following types of situations: • Heavy rain that would lead to a flooding threat • A dangerously cold day or extreme wind chills • A dangerously hot day or extreme heat • Snow or ice, especially impacting the commute or causing delays and slick roads • Severe weather and severe storms • High winds that would lead to downed trees, power outages, or a wildfire threat. …

THIS WEEKEND: "First Alert Weather Days" have been issued for Independence Day Weekend (July 4-5) due to the risk of dangerous heat and humidity! High temperatures, along with feels-like temperatures, will be just as high as what we saw last weekend. #SCWX #CHSWX @live5weather.bsky.social

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Need to run errands this weekend? It's a safer bet to do so early in the morning (prior to 10-11 AM) ahead of our quick rise in temperatures! Heat index values on Saturday and Sunday will rise above 100° by mid-morning en route to near 110°. #SCWX @live5weather.bsky.social