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Record heat bakes California to northern Rockies
August 8, 2026, 9:27 am EDT
Dangerous, record-breaking heat is gripping the West as triple-digit temperatures blanket the region. Many areas are expected to cross well over 100 degrees for multiple days in a row, with Casper, Aspen and Denver all at risk of broken records this weekend. Heat and smoke are combining to drive air quality to very poor levels across the region. Some relief may be on the way as monsoon rain chances move into the Four Corners region early next week. If you work outdoors, stay hydrated, take precautions and limit your time outside as conditions remain dangerous across the West. Here's the latest.
Millions under heat advisories across Northeast
August 7, 2026, 9:11 am EDT
Heat advisories are in place across parts of the Northeast as temperatures soar above average along the Interstate 95 corridor. Combine the heat with the humidity and it will feel like the upper 90s and even triple digits for some. Places like Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, New York, and Boston should all limit their time outdoors. Watch this video to see how hot it could get where you live.
Poor air quality remains in place for millions in West
August 7, 2026, 9:10 am EDT
Poor air quality dominates much of the West as wildfires rage on. Air quality alerts cover much of Washington and Oregon, as well as parts of Idaho and Wyoming. As firefighters continue to battle multiple fires, including the Old Trails Fire, around Spokane, air quality will remain an issue. Watch this video for the latest forecast.
Combination of heat, air quality alerts stifle West
August 6, 2026, 7:29 am EDT
Wildfires continue to rage in the West, dropping air quality for millions. Air quality alerts stretch from Washington to Colorado. On top of this, the West also has to deal with excessive heat. Temperatures in the 90s and 100s combined with wildfire smoke will make for dangerous conditions across the region. Here’s the forecast.
Northwest smoke drifts east as winds revive fire danger
August 5, 2026, 5:52 pm EDT
As wildfire smoke lingers across parts of the West, it will begin to drift eastward, improving conditions west of the Cascades, but worsen conditions for other areas. Meanwhile, hot temperatures and windy conditions return, making for tough conditions for wildfire activity and firefighters battling the blazes. Meteorologist Jennifer Gray has the latest forecast here.
Northwest smoke drifts east, winds return
August 5, 2026, 2:54 pm EDT
As wildfire smoke lingers across parts of the West, it will begin to drift eastward, improving conditions west of the Cascades, but worsen conditions for other areas. Meanwhile, hot temperatures and windy conditions return, making for tough conditions for wildfire activity and firefighters battling the blazes. Meteorologist Jennifer Gray has the latest forecast here.
Unhealthy air quality from wildfire smoke lingers for large parts of West
August 5, 2026, 7:02 am EDT
Poor air quality alerts continue to dominate large portions of the West as wildfires continue to burn. Air quality alerts stretch from Washington to Colorado, as firefighters continue to battle multiple fires, including the Old Trails Fire, around Spokane. Watch for the latest on the wildfire threat.
Midwest, East: Heavy rain, flooding ahead
August 4, 2026, 1:05 pm EDT
Midwest, East: Heavy rain, flooding ahead
Heavy rain, flood threat for Midwest, East this week
August 4, 2026, 12:24 pm EDT
The Midwest and East face a week of persistent rain and storms, ramping up on Wednesday and lasting into the weekend. Places like St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, Charlotte, Washington and New York should be on alert. Rainfall totals of 1 to 3 inches are expected, potentially causing significant issues as the rain falls on already saturated ground. Flash flooding will be a daily concern, so travelers should exercise caution on the roads.
Poor air quality expands as dry air fuel Western fires
August 4, 2026, 7:07 am EDT
Dry conditions continue to fuel extreme wildfire risk across parts of the West, with poor air quality alerts dominating the Pacific Northwest as fires continue to burn. Firefighters continue to battle multiple fires, including the Old Trails Fire, that are still uncontained. Watch for the latest on the wildfire threat.

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