- Heat most persistent across Texas and the immediate Gulf Coast. Heat Index values could reach 120 deg F next week.
- Heavy rains this Sunday through Tuesday, moving west to east from the upper Great Lakes to New England, respectively.
- Severe thunderstorms likely from the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic Region this coming Sunday and Monday.
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Travel and RV Weather Extended Outlook through Thursday 3 August
- Welcome to the Dog Days of Summer: Heat continues in the Southwest, and returns to Texas and the lower Mississippi Valley.
- Escape the heat by heading to New England — high temperatures much of next week in the 70’s.
- Daily severe weather possible, triggered by weak disturbances sliding through the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic region.
- Watching the central tropical Atlantic for development. Conditions will become favorable in a few days, but current threat to the East Coast is minimal.
Travel and RV Weather Extended Outlook through Sunday 30 July
- Heat migrates from the West to the Central U.S. and then to the Northeast by the latter part of the week.
- Drier week than normal, but some heavier rains possible by the end of the week around the southern Great Lakes region.
- Cooler than normal this week for the Pacific Northwest; cooler than normal next week for New England.
Travel and RV Weather Extended Outlook through Thursday 27 July
- Persistent upper level high pressure over the Four-Corners region locks in another week of the heat wave for Texas and parts of the West.
- A drier week ahead, with fewer severe thunderstorms and flooding rain events.
- Where to go? New England and the Pacific Northwest should have pleasant temperatures for most of this period.
Travel and RV Weather Extended Outlook through Sunday 23 July
- High pressure over the Four Corners States brings another week of near record-breaking hot temperatures to Texas and the Southwest.
- Low pressure trough allows weak cold fronts and moisture to concentrate over the part of the Midwest and the Northeast.
- Severe thunderstorms likely this Friday over the Northeast.
Travel and RV Weather Extended Outlook through Thursday 20 July
- High pressure builds over Arizona, bringing record-high heat to much of the West and South.
- A small low pressure trough allows weak cold fronts and moisture to concentrate over the Midwest, the East and especially New England.
- Severe thunderstorms possible each day somewhere across the Plains to the Midwest and Northeast.
Travel and RV Weather Extended Outlook through Sunday 16 July
- Heat builds over the Desert Southwest and interior California; heat persists across the country along and south of I-40.
- Bands of rains over the central Plains, Mid-Mississippi Valley, Ohio Valley and the Northeast.
- Severe thunderstorms possible each day somewhere across the Plains to the Midwest and Northeast.
Travel and RV Weather Extended Outlook through Thursday 13 July
- Near record warmth continues for much of the Southwest, parts of Texas, and the central and southern Florida Peninsula.
- Strong and severe thunderstorms will be a daily occurrence over the central and southern High Plains and the Plains.
- Heavy rains this period for the Mid-South, Deep South, eastern Mid-Atlantic region and the Northeast.
Travel and RV Weather Extended Outlook through Sunday 9 July
- High pressure over the West Coast funnels relatively cool air into the Plains and Upper Midwest this week.
- Periods of heavy rain and thunderstorms, some severe, on the boundary between warm and cooler air.
- Record warms for portions of the interior Pacific Northwest, the Southwest, and Florida.
Travel and RV Weather Extended Outlook through the Independence Day holiday until Thursday 6 July
- Heat in the West, heat in the East, relatively cool for the northern Rockies and northern High Pains.
- Weak jet streams will enhance the chances for severe weather, first over the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic regions, then over the central and northern Plains.
- Heavy rains for the Midwest on Sunday, moving into Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey Monday and Tuesday.