Cooler air and potential snowfall expected in western U.S.

According to the weather forecast, the air will be cooler in the western U.S. starting Monday, with snow possible in some areas.

Warm-to-challenge near-record high temperatures persisted in some parts of the U.S.

In California, the scorching heat of an extreme heatwave affected residents’ electricity distribution, which encouraged them to conserve electricity.

Residents of the western U.S. will be helped by the incoming cool air, which may extend eastward to ease the warm-to-hot temperatures.

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in the most recent weather update AccuWeather On October 7, storm warning meteorologist Matthew Massey explained that a strong area of ​​low pressure will help to feel autumn in the Northwest.

It will be windy and cooler, the report said. Snow may fall at higher altitudes.

This weather website The report also adds the following:

• Higher western Montana will see snow fall on Tuesday afternoon. Snow will be felt in parts of the highest points in western Colorado on Wednesday.
• Snow is possible Tuesday night.
• Yellowstone National Park will see a small amount of snow at levels between 7,000 and 8,500 feet.

While parts of the western U.S. will have cold air temperatures, the Pacific Northwest will feel unseasonably warm, and even though it’s October, the warm-to-hot temperatures can feel like summer.

AccuWeather reports that warm weather will reach near-record levels, reduce air quality, and be mostly dry.

Meanwhile, an update on current developments in Florida shows that a bridge was also constructed at Pine Island to help reconnect and deliver essential supplies to affected communities. Residents are slowly returning to their homes.

Disaster relief support has continued to help people affected by Hurricane Ian.

Also read: Pine Island begins cleanup and clean-up of aftermath of Hurricane Ian

warm to hot temperatures

While the weather in the western United States can snow and give them a taste of fall, people living in areas with recorded warm to high temperatures must be wary of the health effects.

Record-breaking heat can threaten health, leading to thermal fatigue, exhaustion or stroke.

• Find a cool place or go somewhere with cooler weather.
• Avoid outdoor activities during high temperatures.
• Turn on the air conditioner, but be sure to conserve electricity.
• Drinking plenty of water is very important.
• Report or go to the nearest hospital to learn about heat-related health risks.

Brewing Tropical Systems in Central America

The forecast says parts of Central America will feel the effects of a tropical system 13 that has the potential to become a hurricane.

According to a recent announcement National Hurricane Centerparts of Providencia, San Andrés, and the Santa Catalina Islands are on hurricane watch, with heavy rainfall and flooding possible this weekend.

In addition, parts of Bonaire, Venezuela, Aruba and Curaçao will experience tropical storm gusts in those areas.

The tropical storm warning is actually for the Guajira Peninsula in Colombia.

The report also added that the impact of the storm will not affect the United States.

Also read: Forecast to monitor tropical disturbances in the Caribbean, heavy rain likely

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