Western states to sizzle this week as heat builds

The hottest regions outside Central California are likely to be southern Oregon, the Willamette Valley and areas east of the Washington Cascades.
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The hottest regions outside Central California are likely to be southern Oregon, the Willamette Valley and areas east of the Washington Cascades.
AccuWeather forecasters say that the chance of thunderstorms will decrease in the coming days, allowing temperatures to swell across the region.
As a ‘heat dome’ shifts to the west this weekend and into next week, temperatures will be on the rise. Underneath a heat dome, sinking air causes temperatures to climb, and precipitation and cloud cover tend to be limited.
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Temperatures across the southwestern United States could set new daily records through midweek, contributing to an elevated wildfire risk across the region.
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