The National Weather Service is forecasting for Yelm to be in the upper 80’s to low 90’s beginning Sunday, July 22 for the entire week. Stay hydrated and take precautions. An unusually large high pressure dome is set to remain stationary over the Pacific Northwest all week, preventing morning on-shore cool ocean air and clouds.
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– “Stretch of 90-degree days coming to Seattle”
“Hope you didn’t get too used to the cool down the last few days – heat returns next week.”
“Although it is uncomfortable for a lot of us, hot weather in the latter half of July and the first part of August is not unusual. In fact, our all-time record hot days have occurred in the last two weeks of July. We hit 100 degrees at Sea-Tac on July 20, 1994. Our all-time record at Sea-Tac was on July 29, 2009 with a sweltering 103 degrees,” by Rich Marriott, KING 5 TV News, Seattle.
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– “Late-Summer and Early-Fall Temperature Outlook: Remaining Warm in the West, Turning Cooler in the East”
“Warmth will be most persistent over the western and southwestern states into early fall.”
By Brian Donegan, The Weather Channel.
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