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Near-record temperatures are expected in Metro Detroit this week, with highs reaching the 90s and some humidity. There is a chance of showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday, with more rain expected on Wednesday and Thursday. Some of the thunderstorms may be strong, particularly in western parts of the region. The weekend is expected to be drier with plenty of sunshine.
The D.C.-area can expect another comfortably warm day with low humidity, before mugginess and storm chances return. Today will be mostly to partly sunny with highs in the low to mid-80s. Showers and storms are possible tomorrow, both in the morning and late in the day. Friday will bring hotter temperatures in the 90s and another chance of storms. The weekend will see cooler temperatures and a few more showers and storms, with highs in the mid-80s to low 80s.
Sunday will be less humid with partly to mostly sunny skies and highs in the mid to upper 80s. The midweek period will have a good amount of sunshine with highs in the mid 80s. Storm chances will increase later in the week, and there is a tropical disturbance in the central Atlantic with a high chance of development.
The D.C.-area can expect hot and sunny weather today and tomorrow, with temperatures reaching the low to mid-90s. The humidity will increase slightly, but it will still be relatively low for July. There is a chance of isolated late-day storms tomorrow. From Friday through Sunday, the weather will be hot and humid, with daily chances of isolated to scattered showers and storms. Air quality is expected to be unhealthy for sensitive groups due to ozone pollution.
The D.C.-area forecast calls for hot weather and sunshine through midweek, with slightly higher temperatures and humidity tomorrow. However, starting on Thursday, there will be a daily chance of isolated to scattered showers and storms that will continue through the weekend.
After hitting 100°F for the first time this year, New Mexico is set to experience more triple-digit heat this week. Monsoon moisture is gradually making its way into the state, leading to the development of scattered storms on Monday. Burn scar flash flooding is possible in certain areas, along with strong winds and heavy rainfall. While spotty afternoon storm chances will persist in some parts of New Mexico, high pressure will continue to bring above-average heat, with temperatures soaring into the 90s and triple-digits across the lower elevations.
The D.C.-area can expect partly cloudy skies with a few afternoon storms today, followed by scattered to numerous late-day storms tomorrow as a weak front arrives. Temperatures will be near 90 to low 90s today and mid-80s to near 90 tomorrow. Some storms on Sunday could be severe, with a risk of damaging wind gusts, heavy rain, and lightning. Monday will bring a break with lower humidity and temperatures in the mid- to upper 80s, followed by continued sunny weather and rising temperatures towards 90 for the rest of the workweek.
The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Cincinnati, with possible showers, thunderstorms, damaging winds, and heavy rainfall predicted from Friday through Monday. Warm temperatures and humid conditions are expected, with heat index values reaching the high 90s to around 100 on Saturday.
The D.C.-area can expect mostly to partly sunny skies with lower humidity and temperatures in the low to mid-80s today and tomorrow. However, there is a Code Orange air quality alert due to the presence of wildfire smoke. The calm weather will be interrupted by the return of showers and storms on Friday, with a hot and humid weekend ahead.
Air quality in Metro Detroit is currently in the "very unhealthy" to "hazardous" range due to smoke from Canadian wildfires. People are advised to limit their time outdoors, especially those with respiratory illnesses. The air quality is expected to improve as rain and storm chances increase in the coming days. Severe thunderstorms are possible on Thursday, with showers and storms continuing into the weekend. Drier conditions are expected on Sunday and early next week, with temperatures remaining warm.
Denver will have isolated storm chances over the weekend with highs in the 70s, while the wildfire smoke from Canada will continue to bring poor air quality to parts of Colorado. An air quality warning is in place through 4 p.m. Saturday, but conditions should improve Saturday evening. Temperatures will hit the low 70s on Saturday with scattered showers and storms in the afternoon, but Denver only has a 20% chance for storms. Storm chances will increase to 40% in Denver next week with temperatures staying in the warm 70s through next Friday.