you factor in the humidity, that s what will be feeling like in the triple digits across the northeast. the most dangerous area along the i-95 corridor, washington, d.c., philadelphia and new york. be feeling between 100 and 105. widespread temperatures feels like the upper 90s. be careful out there. diana and rob, back to you. thank you, andrew. as for the rest of the nation s weather right now, showers and heavy rain stretch from florida all the way to the rockies. some thunderstorms on the northern plains. another sunny day along the west coast. it will be 84 degrees in seattle, billings and colorado springs. 88 degrees in a couple of rob s favorite cities, miami and new orleans. and there are all those readings in the 90s for northeast corner of the nation. if that s where you live, you want to be careful. indeed. we told you this yesterday. as you know, everybody knows now, twinkies are back on store shelves. when there are twinkies, let there be twinkie-eating contests.
the most dangerous part is along the i-95 corridor, including washington, d.c., up through philadelphia and new york. feels like around the triple digits but everywhere will be in the mid to upper 90s. at least that s how it s going to feel. diana and rob, back to you. thank you for that. in the southwest it s monsoon season and that means dust storms. another so-called haboob rolled into the valley of the sun yesterday. weatherman from our abc station there got up close and personal with that haboob. he said that the wind gusts were so strong, it actually hurt to turn towards the haboob. sorry. i m sorry. i made her laugh. further west a brush fire has forced dozens of people from their homes in rural riverside county, california. the flames has force the evacuation of an animal sanctuary. about 1,000 acres have burned so far.
it feel like it s in the triple digits all across the northeast. the most dangerous part is along the i-95 corridor, including washington, d.c., up through philadelphia and new york. feels like around the triple digits but everywhere will be in the mid to upper 90s. at least that s how it s going to feel. diana and rob, back to you. thank you for that. in the southwest it s monsoon season and that means dust storms. another so-called haboob rolled into the valley of the sun yesterday. weatherman from our abc station there got up close and personal with that haboob. he said that the wind gusts were so strong, it actually hurt to turn towards the haboob. sorry. i m sorry. i made her laugh. further west a brush fire has forced dozens of people from their homes in rural riverside county, california. the flames have forced the evacuation of an animal sanctuary. about 1,000 acres have burned so
our nation. you expect it. this is the peak of the heating season in the smack middle of july. the jet stream has retreated far to the north up into canada. we have two domes of very hot air. one over the rockies and one right over the east coast. there s actually a cut off low keeping texas cool with new mexico but that s the exception. so for today, day to get to the pool, the beach, the lake, temperatures in the mid to upper 90s from washington, d.c., to hartford and we have some heat advisories out there for southern new england and a heat warning in the philadelphia area. and look, it goes all week long. the heat wave should break in the great lakes and the northeast by saturday but monday through friday, temperatures will be the same each and every day. i did mention the change in texas. much needed rainfall for a drought stricken west texas and also drought stricken new mexico. some of the worst brought in this country is where the rain is falling this morning. that s a great th
the weather for us. mix of good and bad news. it s high pressure that s good news for us that means we re not dealing with the rain. but there s also this high pressure pushing out the rain in the east also blocking out any rain chances over in the west coast where they really need it around the four corners area and of course out towards california. kind of that mixed bag there. notice the temperatures. notice how warm they are. mid to upper 90s with triple-digit heat. and really warming. anytime you see the temperatures rise you know what else happens, the relative humaniidity goes d. notice 19% this afternoon, we have the fire watches and we re staying there for the next couple days. tennis star serena williams, williams talked to rolling stone about the rape of a 16 in steubenville, ohio. telling the magazine, i m not blaming the girl but if you re a