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There is a slight risk this afternoon and evening of severe thunderstorms in the Mid-Atlantic region. Dangerous heat will intensify across the Southwest and Great Basin. The heat will spread into the western High Plains on Tuesday and through interior CA later this week.
— All of southern CA; interior central CA valleys; southern NV; eastern and southern AZ; northwest, east and southwest UT: Excessive Heat Warnings through Saturday. Many locations will reach 105 to 116 deg F. Hotter locations will likely exceed 120 deg F Tuesday through Friday. I-8, I-10, I-15, I-40, I-70, I-80 impacted.
— South, central and eastern NV: Winds gusting 30-35 mph this afternoon. No advisories currently issued. I-15, I-80 impacted.
— East-central NV, northeast UT, western WY, southwest MT: Winds gusting 30-35 mph Tuesday afternoon. No advisories issued. I-15, I-80 impacted.
— Eastern MT: Excessive Heat Warning for Tuesday. High temperatures 100-109 deg F. I-90, I-94 impacted.
— Northern VA, DC, much of MD, DE, much of NJ, southeast PA: Slight risk of severe thunderstorms this afternoon. Primary threats are damaging wind gusts and marginally severe hail. I-70, I-79, I-81, I-95, NJTP potentially impacted.
— If you are camping near, or plan on traveling to, the western or central Gulf Coast late this week or this coming weekend, pay attention to the tropical weather forecast. There is still a 50/50 chance of a storm forming in the Gulf of Mexico. It’s too early to say exactly where it will go (if it forms) or how strong it may become. But worth keeping a ‘weather-eye’ to the south for now.
— Another tropical system may form in the next two days south and east of NC, but if it forms it will move away from the USA and not pose any threat to RV interests.
