For The Next Five Days, It’s Going to Be Hot
The week of July 16th will have much of the United States in the frying pan, with some of the warmest temperatures of the summer. Highs in the upper 90s are expected for most of the country, as the below map of Tuesday’s predicted highs show:
Just to give you some idea, here are Tuesday’s predicted high temperatures, along with normal highs for mid-July:
Boise, Idaho: 97, Normal is 89
Cleveland, Ohio: 91, Normal is 82.
Lawrenceville, Georgia: 95, Normal is 88.
Little Rock, Arkansas: 100, Normal is 93
Missoula, Montana: 90, Normal is 84.
Montpelier, Vermont: 91, Normal is 78.
Omaha, Nebraska: 100, Normal is 88.
State College, Pennsylvania 95, normal is 81.
Tusla, Oklahoma: 102, Normal is 94.
You can expect to see a number of heat advisories nationwide this week.
The good news is, at least for Georgia, is that the models are advertising a cool down for the week of the 24th, with highs in the mid 80s, and a greater chance of rain than normal. We can only hope.
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