Following severe storms that knocked out power and caused travel delays on Thursday, the first weekend of summer is kicking off a dangerous heat wave.

Severe storms recently swept through parts of the US East Coast, causing significant wind damage and widespread power outages, particularly in Pennsylvania where over 100,000 customers were affected. Power crews are actively working to restore service as the region recovers from the storm's impact.

As recovery efforts continue, a dangerous heat wave is forecast to develop, with high temperatures and humidity expected to affect much of the Northeast. Cities such as Pittsburgh and Washington, D.C. are projected to see temperatures rise into the high 90s, with real-feel temperatures reaching up to 105 degrees in some areas. Residents are urged to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities, and seek shade or indoor shelter during peak heat.

Extreme heat on the way to much of the East Coast

We're going to talk about heat before we get to that. Let's talk about what you're seeing on the bottom of my screen here, right? Cause and affect a lot of damaging wind reports from yesterday that have led to even thousands and thousands of power outages still being dealt with today. Power crews still working to get that power restored, especially in Pennsylvania. More than 100,000 plus customers without power, and it's actually down from about an hour ago. But you see on the right hand side of your screen there, if you caught the tree limb going right onto the power line, that is exactly how we get these kinds of numbers. We just get a lot of power lines down because of the wind. As we head into the weekend, especially next week for the northeast, though, heat is the headline. You notice the area of high pressure there. What's happening is it's creating a heat dome rate, and that's how we end up with kind of the heat wave that starts in the north central now and will eventually move to the northeast. But we're already starting to see the temperatures climb this weekend. So well, yes, maybe the heat wave doesn't really start till next week. It's still hot. Make sure you're taking those precautions for any outdoor plans this weekend. Pittsburgh, you're at 90 for your Saturday 96 by the time we get to Monday, just down south a little bit there in D. C. 92 for your Saturday. We get to 98 by the time we get to Monday, and those air just your air temperatures. It's the time of year. We got to talk about dew points, humidity, Accuweather real field temperatures. Now on this map, the green. That means that we're at a dew point of at least 60 degrees. The darker the green, the higher the number in sixties. Really, when we start to get to that uncomfortable point with humidity, it starts to feel kind of sticky outside. It's definitely not a dry heat anymore, but especially we get to, you know, the darker green. Those numbers start to climb. It is just very uncomfortable. It's like the weather you can wear kind of category with the humidity. That's just one of the factors that is used for our Accuweather real feel equation. But it is gonna be the higher impact factor really for the next week or so here. So Saturday we already have Accuweather real field temperatures 90 to 95 degrees there in the orange down to the south. We're talking 100 to 105 for that real feel temperature. Now we're not completely staying dry. We have a break from the severe weather now, but Saturday, just outside of that heat dome, the conditions are there for some strong to severe storms of damaging wind gusts, maybe some flooding downpours and some hail. A quick look at future radar shows us it's not an all day washout event. Western New York. Yeah, Saturday morning afternoon. You have some of that rain moving through, but as we head further into the northeast, it's really the evening and overnight when hopefully it won't get in the way of your outdoor plans. The most widespread 0.5 30 a.m. Sunday. So hopefully you're not an early riser Sunday trying to get outside because that's where New England, Maine, it might get in your way, but that moves out of here by the time we get to really Sunday afternoon. So a nicer weekend to get outside, but make sure that you are staying hydrated and staying inside if you can or in the shade if you have to be outside.

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