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Environment
Bill Deger

MYSTERIOUS: Summer like pattern keeping northwest unusually warm will fuel frequent thunderstorms in southwest - What They Never Told You

Monsoonal moisture brings lightning and rain to the eastern Lake Mead and western Grand Canyon area, which has been hard-hit by the drought, June 29, 2021 near Meadview, Arizona. Large portions of the West are now classified as being in exceptional drought, the most extreme drought category. PHOTO BY DAVID MCNEW/GETTY IMAGES

A weather pattern more reminiscent of the middle and end of the summer will keep a large portion of the northwestern United States warm into the weekend while daily, drenching thunderstorms will roam the Southwest into next week, according to AccuWeather forecasters.

The warmth in the Northwest will be a continuation of a heat wave that began last week and has shattered numerous daily temperature records. However, some heat relief is in sight by late in the weekend and into next week as a cooler, more seasonable pattern returns to the region.

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