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South To See Dangerous Heat, Possible Records, As Midwest, Northeast Eye Pattern Change
But if you’re in the South, you’re going to want to buckle in for several more days of punishing temperatures.
We do have some good news for those of you in the Midwest and Northeast, though.
After another spike of summertime heat, a pattern change will usher in a burst of cooler air, setting up a temperature split where the Midwest and Northeast get some much-needed relief while the South continues to swelter.
A dome of high pressure will stay parked over the South, sending temperatures soaring to a peak early in the week.
Highs in the mid-to-upper 90s will be widespread, with many places forecast to flirt with the century mark.
More than 130 million people brace for sweltering conditions across most of the US
It's expected to feel as hot as 116 degrees in Savannah, Georgia.
More than 130 million people across most of the United States are on alert for widespread, dangerous heat on Sunday and into the new work week, and parts of the Southeast coast could experience the brunt of the sweltering conditions.
The highest temperatures on Sunday will be focused between Savannah, Georgia, and Virginia Beach, Virginia, where extreme heat warnings are in effect as heat indices — that is, what the temperatures feel like when humidity is factored in — are forecast to be between 108 and 116 degrees.
Extreme heat is also expected to continue on Sunday in the Midwest, where temperatures will feel between 97 to 111 degrees from Lincoln, Nebraska, up into Minneapolis.
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Heat advisories and warnings issued for Southeast and Midwest as temperatures and humidity soars
It's always hot in the summer in the U.S. Southeast, but even by the standards of Florida and the Carolinas, the steamy heat wave on tap for the region Saturday into the coming week is a little extreme.
The National Weather Service issued heat advisories for a large swath of the East Coast from central Florida to Virginia through much of the weekend. Highs in the upper 90s° F were forecast for central Florida, with heat indexes reaching 105° F degrees to 110° F. The outlook was similar up through Georgia and the Carolinas into Virginia.
Extreme heat warnings were out for much of eastern North Carolina, as far inland as Raleigh, and extending into a corner of South Carolina, including Myrtle Beach. Forecasters warned of dangerously hot conditions with temperatures approaching or exceeding 100° F in some areas on Sunday and heat indexes up to 115 F through Sunday evening.
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