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Northern California will experience slight relief from above-average temperatures due to a cool Delta breeze, particularly in areas like Sacramento, though regions farther from the breeze, such as Modesto and Marysville, will still see triple-digit temperatures. Cooler overnight breezes are expected to bring some relief into the weekend, but overall temperatures will remain above average, with triple-digit weather forecasted for next week.
Denver experienced another warm day with temperatures above normal, but a cooling trend is expected with the arrival of cold fronts on Tuesday and Thursday. The week will start with warm and dry conditions, followed by passing clouds and breezy conditions on Tuesday. Temperatures will still be above normal, but cooler than previous days. The weekend will bring even cooler temperatures, with a chance of rain showers on Saturday and a better chance on Sunday. Overnight lows will dip below freezing, reaching the cold 20s each night through the weekend.
Arizona is set to experience another hot day, with Phoenix expecting a temperature of 108 degrees and an excessive heat warning in effect until 8 p.m. Sunday. However, temperatures are predicted to gradually cool off throughout the week, with highs dropping to 100 degrees by Friday. Flagstaff will also see a hot day with a high near 82 degrees, but temperatures will start to return to normal later in the week, accompanied by chances of rain. Tucson is under an excessive heat warning with a high of 108 degrees, but temperatures are expected to cool down midweek, reaching a high near 98 degrees on Thursday and Friday.
After four days of record-breaking heat, Portland will experience a slight cooling trend on Thursday, with temperatures expected to reach around 93 degrees. Onshore flow and increased cloud cover will contribute to the cooling, while deeper moisture from the southeast may make the area feel muggy. Showers and thunderstorms are also expected along the Cascades, potentially aiding firefighting efforts but also posing a wildfire risk. The coast will offer a significant break from the heat, with temperatures struggling to reach the mid-60s. The weekend will bring further relief, with temperatures remaining near seasonal averages and a slight possibility of residual rain from tropical storm Hilary.