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High pressure will spread hot and uncomfortable weather across the parts of the West and Plains.
Southern California and western Arizona deserts and valleys will remain above average today. Afternoon high temperatures soaring into the 110s can be expected this afternoon.
Excessive Heat Warnings remain over extreme western Arizona through the deserts of Southern California. Meanwhile, Heat Advisories remain in effect for parts of the northern Rockies and northern Plains, including parts of eastern Wyoming, western Nebraska and parts of South Dakota and North Dakota. Along with these threats, fire danger remains high across much of the northern Rockies and High Plains. Fire alerts are found from the north-central Plains to the Pacific Northwest due to an increase in winds amid dry conditions.
Several cities remain under heat-related alerts, such as Palm Springs, Calif., Yuma, Ariz., Grand Forks and Fargo, N.D., and Douglas, Wyo.
If outdoor activities or work cannot be avoided, make sure to dry plenty of fluids to stay well-hydrated or take frequent breaks indoors in air conditioning. Wear lightweight, loose-fitting clothing. Also – make sure to check on those most vulnerable to hot weather, including young children, elderly, and pets. Never leave kids or pets unattended and remember to “Look Before You Lock!” Know the signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke.