Impacts from Beryl are being felt along the Texas coast while the hottest temperatures of the year expand across the West. Meanwhile, the East U.S. stays in a warm, stormy pattern.

The relentless heatwave across the West continues, with multiple record-breaking temperatures reported in several states over the weekend. As we head into mid-July, the heatwave will expand into the Central U.S., affecting the Plains and Midwest.

A low-pressure system will move north across the Upper Midwest, triggering showers and thunderstorms across the Mississippi Valley, Midwest, and Great Lakes region. Meanwhile, to the east, a combination of a stalled front and deep moisture from the Gulf will fuel storms from the Deep South through the Mid-Atlantic.

Hurricane Beryl is impacting the Texas coast (and beyond) today after a predawn landfall, bringing dangerous storm surge, heavy rain, and damaging winds. Power outages are occurring. Beryl is relentless, having traveled nearly 3,000 miles since it formed and becoming the earliest category 5 hurricane on record in the Atlantic Basin.

With dangerous heat building, you will want to check out the TemperatureRadar. Click on the link below to learn more about how to use this feature and how we provide accurate and up-to-date temperature data.