Widespread major heat, highly unusual for early June, will expand across most of Western U.S. in coming days (minus some coastal areas). Record breaking high temps most likely Thu and Fri, but may persist in some areas for over a week. #CAwx#NVwx#ORwx#WAwx#IDwx [1/2]
In addition to record daytime warmth in some areas, even more locations will record-breaking overnight warmth, with widespread "record high minimum" temperatures during this prolonged event, including at higher elevations. #CAwx#NVwx#ORwx#WAwx#IDwx [2/2]
Wind advisory for gusts to 50mph for much of the Puget Sound metro area including #Seattle. Montana gets a high wind warning.
For details from NOAA, including timing, open the map click any colored area. Scroll down in the popup. Each type of weather alert will have its own link for details. #PNW#WAwx#IDwx#MTwx
Currently our place east of Redmond is just outside of the advisory area but we are still expecting gusts close to 40mph in the wee hours of the morning.
Camped at City Of Rocks National Reserve and this storm is legit. Near constant lightning. Tons of strong cloud to ground, most of it appears to be wet thankfully, but quite a bit outside the rain core. #IDwx#Idaho#Weather
the GOES-west satellite fire temp loop shows the #HaydenFire did bed down quite quickly after sunset and showing no heat yet this morning. This is largely due to night time temperature and humidity recoveries which aren't bad right now. The weather station at Leadore creek reported overnight lows in the mid 40s and humidities in the low-mid 60s.
you can see the fire in this image active just before sunset. an hour or so after shows nothing.