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A significant heat wave continues to affect the Southern region, while heightened fire conditions are emerging in the Western and Northwestern areas. Sunday and the upcoming week are forecasted to see temperatures soaring into the 90s in cities such as Salt Lake City, Boise, and Reno. The combination of dry and warm weather has led to red-flag warnings in select regions of the Northwest and northern Rockies, complicating efforts for firefighters who are already engaged in combatting major wildfires. Additionally, meteorologists have issued alerts for a minor risk of severe thunderstorms across the northern Plains, central Montana, and the eastern Great Basin, with potential for damaging winds, large hail, and localized flooding.
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00:00Dangerous heat is gripping the south, while fire weather threatens much of the west and northwest.
00:05And forecasters say there's no quick relief in sight.
00:08High temperatures are expected in the 90s Sunday and into the new workweek across Salt Lake City, Boise, and Reno.
00:15Those dry, warm conditions have triggered red flag warnings in parts of the northwest and northern Rockies,
00:21adding extra challenges for firefighters already stretched thin battling major wildfires.
00:26On top of the heat and fire risk, forecasters are also watching a slight risk for severe storms across the
00:33northern plains,
00:34central Montana, and the eastern Great Basin.
00:37The main threats there are damaging winds and large hail, with cities like Billings and Pocatello in the path.
00:43And some isolated storms could bring spotty flooding, too.
00:46Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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