Scores of high-temperature information had been established Friday from Texas to California’s Central Valley as a relentless warmth wave continued to construct. The warmth is poised to broaden into the Midwest and Southeast over the approaching days.
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Extreme heat sets records from California to Texas and will swell east
The Nationwide Climate Service in Phoenix described the warmth as “excessive and lethal.”
Many of those areas are forecast to be equally sizzling on Saturday, as the warmth begins to broaden eastward. Almost 60 million Individuals are underneath warmth advisories or extreme warmth warnings.
A warmth advisory covers nearly everything of the states of Texas and Oklahoma and even extends into northwest Louisiana and components of western Arkansas. Warmth advisories and extreme warmth warnings additionally cowl components of New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada and California.
By Sunday, the core of the warmth is forecast to shift from California and the Southwest towards the Southern Plains. By Monday, it should ooze into the Central Plains and Midwest earlier than reaching the Ohio Valley and Southeast on Tuesday and Wednesday.
What has been a dry warmth within the Southwest will evolve right into a extra sultry nature east of the Rockies, as moist air is drawn north from the Gulf of Mexico. It will enhance the chance of heat-related sicknesses.
Early subsequent week, cities from St. Louis to Charlotte will endure punishing warmth with highs from 95 to 100 that may really feel like 100 to 110 when factoring in oppressive humidity.
Dying Valley — residence to the very best temperatures ever noticed worldwide — soared to a simmering 123 levels Friday. That mark set a June 10 report and was the fourth-earliest the mercury has climbed that top on report in the US, in keeping with Maximiliano Herrera, a climatologist who tracks world climate extremes.
Different report highs set Friday embody:
- Phoenix: 113
- Las Vegas: 109
- Paso Robles, Calif.: 106
- Stockton, Calif.: 105
- Bishop, Calif.: 103
- Austin: 103
- Victoria, Tex: 102
- San Antonio: 101
- Albuquerque: 100
- Grand Junction, Colo.: 100 (tie with 1981)
- Houston: 98
- Reno: 96 (tie with 1918)
- Eureka, Calif.: 95
- Flagstaff: 87 (tie with 1910)
Along with all of those report highs, quite a few places within the area have set information for heat in a single day lows. In Phoenix, it was nonetheless 100 levels at midnight Saturday.
“With warmth waves, the in a single day temperatures are probably the most harmful, as your physique depends on cooler temperatures whereas it’s sleeping to get better,” wrote the Nationwide Climate Service workplace in Las Vegas in a forecast dialogue. “With out this cooling, your physique is much less outfitted to deal with the scorching daytime warmth, resulting in elevated incidences of warmth exhaustion or warmth stroke.”
The worst of the warmth on Saturday will focus from Texas to the Desert Southwest.
“The warmth the previous few days has already confirmed to be a serious societal affect, and presumably even lethal, and it’s not completed but,” the Climate Service workplace in Phoenix wrote.
Phoenix is forecast to hit 114, a report for the date; Las Vegas is predicted to succeed in 110, additionally a report.
Dying Valley might match Friday’s excessive of 123, setting a report for a second straight day.
One other very popular day is on faucet with excessive temperatures forecast to exceed 110 levels throughout a lot of the decrease elevations. It will current a excessive/very excessive HeatRisk. Due to this fact, restrict outside actions as a lot as attainable as this kind of warmth is harmful/lethal. #azwx #cawx pic.twitter.com/nLw9oMXiD8
— NWS Phoenix (@NWSPhoenix) June 11, 2022
Abnormally sizzling climate has punished many components of Texas because the second half of Could, and Saturday could also be one in every of its hottest days but. Forecast highs embody:
- Abilene: 107
- Lubbock: 105
- San Antonio and Austin: 104
- Dallas: 103
- Houston: 100
Whereas will probably be extra of a dry warmth in inside components of Texas, humidity will enhance nearer the Gulf Coast, making the warmth much more harmful.
“Warmth security can be essential this weekend — remaining hydrated, making use of sunscreen, checking in on aged or sick household and buddies, and avoiding strenuous exercise throughout the hottest components of the day can all fight preventable heat-related sicknesses,” wrote the Climate Service workplace in Houston.
⚠️Harmful Warmth Saturday with related circumstances Sunday ?️
Sizzling & humid. Warmth index values approaching 108°. Warmth Advisory Saturday (11am-8pm) and can probably be wanted once more on Sunday.
Be certain to follow warmth security. Keep secure, cool & hydrated! #txwx #houwx #bcswx #glswx pic.twitter.com/aAlbWZo3f9
— NWS Houston (@NWSHouston) June 11, 2022
It would additionally stay sizzling in California’s Central Valley however can be a number of levels cooler than Friday. Sacramento hit 104 on Friday; Saturday’s forecast excessive is 101. By Sunday, it’s a way more tolerable 85.
The warmth Sunday into subsequent week
Whereas the warmth progressively eases over California and the Southwest on Sunday and past, it should persist in Texas and the Southern Plains and broaden eastward:
- Sunday’s hottest climate will vary from Texas to Kansas, with widespread triple-digit highs. Phoenix may prime 110 levels another day, whereas japanese New Mexico and japanese Colorado may also swelter. Highs properly into the 90s will broaden throughout the Midwest, together with St. Louis and Kansas Metropolis, and the Southeast.
- Monday’s hottest climate can be concentrated within the Plains and Midwest. Highs over 100 will broaden from Texas to Kansas, whereas highs from a minimum of 95 to 100 sprawl over a lot of the Midwest and Southeast. St. Louis may hit 100, with higher 90s in Kansas Metropolis, Springfield, Sick., Charlotte, and Columbia, S.C. Factoring within the humidity, it should really feel 5 to 10 levels hotter.
- Tuesday’s hottest climate will stretch from the Midwest to the Ohio Valley and the Southeast, with widespread mid-to-upper 90s — together with Minneapolis, Des Moines, Chicago, St. Louis, Nashville, Cincinnati, Roanoke and Raleigh. Once more, oppressive humidity ranges will make it really feel as much as 10 levels hotter.
- Wednesday’s hottest climate will once more stretch from the Midwest to the Ohio Valley, even increasing into the Nice Lakes. Highs within the mid-to-upper 90s may attain Detroit, Ann Arbor, Mich., and Cleveland.
Whereas some reduction from the warmth will arrive in components of the Midwest and Ohio Valley later within the week, the accountable zone of excessive strain, or warmth dome, will return to the southern and central United States into subsequent weekend. In different phrases, there isn’t any finish in sight to anomalously excessive temperatures occupying appreciable components of the nation.
Human-caused local weather change is supercharging warmth waves like this one, making them extra intense and long-lived.
Texas
Texas A&M to be without star guard Wade Taylor IV against Alabama
Texas A&M will be without its leading scorer for this weekend’s top-10 matchup against Alabama. The Aggies listed senior point guard Wade Taylor IV as out in its SEC-mandated availability report on Friday night.
Meanwhile, Alabama will be without backup guard Houston Mallette, who was listed as out for the matchup against Texas A&M. Earlier on Friday, Alabama head coach Nate Oats said Mallette is having his knees evaluated as the team decides whether or not to sit him for the rest of the season and apply for a medical redshirt.
Taylor leads Texas A&M in both scoring (15.7 points per game) and assists (4.8 per game. The 6-foot, 180-pound senior has scored in double digits in all of his 13 games this season. During Texas A&M’s 100-75 loss at Alabama last year, the Tide held Taylor to 10 points and five rebounds on 4 of 15 shooting, including 2 of 5 from beyond the arc.
According to a report from KWKT FOX 44, Taylor experienced knee tightness during Texas A&M’s 80-60 win over Texas on Jan. 4. The guard left for the locker room during the second half against the Longhorns but was able to return to action, finishing with 13 points on 25 minutes. Taylor did not play during the Aggies’ 80-78 win over Oklahoma on Wednesday. He was replaced by senior Manny Obaseki in the starting lineup.
With Taylor out, Texas A&M leaned on senior guard Zhuric Phelps, who scored a career-high 34 points against Oklahoma, making 11 of 25 shots from the floor, including 6 of 10 from beyond the arc.
Alabama (13-2, 2-0 in the SEC) is set to tip off against Texas A&M (13-2, 2-0) on Saturday at 7 p.m. CT inside Reed Arena in College Station, Texas. The game will be televised on ESPN.
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Revisiting the three prior meetings between Ohio State and Texas
On Friday night, two of college football’s iconic programs will meet with a spot in the College Football Playoff National Championship game on the line.
The Ohio State Buckeyes and Texas Longhorns have their fingerprints all over the sport’s history yet somehow have squared off only three times.
A Fiesta Bowl meeting after the 2008 season. A home-and-home series in 2005 and 2006. That’s all the history the Buckeyes and Longhorns share on the gridiron — until they take the field in the CFP Semifinal at the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic on Friday.
Here’s how each of those three matchups played out.
Jan. 5, 2009: Texas 24, Ohio State 21
Although the 2009 Fiesta Bowl experienced a low-scoring first 30 minutes (the Buckeyes led 6-3 at halftime), the fourth quarter offered an ending to remember.
First, Ohio State roared back into the lead with 17 unanswered points after entering the final period trailing 17-6. With just two minutes to respond, Texas put together an impressive 11-play drive that culminated in quarterback Colt McCoy finding wide receiver Quan Cosby for the winning touchdown with 16 seconds remaining.
The McCoy and Cosby connection dominated all game, with the pair linking up 14 times for 171 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
Sept. 9, 2006: Ohio State 24, Texas 7
McCoy’s first encounter with Ohio State wasn’t as pleasant as the Fiesta Bowl.
In a battle of the then-No. 1 and No. 2 teams in the land, it was the top-ranked Buckeyes who made an early-season statement against the defending national champion Longhorns on the road in Austin. Ohio State quarterback Troy Smith, who would go on to win the Heisman Trophy that season, threw for 269 yards and two touchdowns as the Buckeyes scored in all four quarters of the win.
Sept. 10, 2005: Texas 25, Ohio State 22
The first meeting between the Longhorns and Buckeyes came with nearly the same high billing as the 2006 contest, with the two squads squaring off as the No. 2 and No. 4 teams in the country, respectively.
As in 2006, it was the higher-ranked visiting side that came out on top, although the game itself proved to be much closer. Texas jumped out to an early 10-0 lead, but Ohio State battled back and eventually entered halftime, and then the fourth quarter, ahead.
Said final quarter, however, belonged to the Longhorns. Quarterback Vince Young’s 24-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Limas Sweed proved to be the winner, with Texas adding some insurance in the game’s final moments with a safety-inducing sack of Troy Smith in the end zone.
The top-five win was the Longhorns’ first major statement in a campaign that would end with a national championship.
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Hazardous road conditions expected as North Texas snow event ends Friday morning
NORTH TEXAS – This week’s snow event will end with a “few flurries” during Friday’s morning commute, according to CBS News Texas meteorologist Jeff Ray.
“But roads will have frozen over,” Ray said.
Expect hazardous road conditions in the morning, as it will be “the worst” the roads have been since the event started on Thursday morning, Ray said.
Late in the morning, temperatures will rise above freezing, which will “help drivers get around the Metroplex,” Ray said.
A cold front is expected Friday, he said.
“We are going to have wind chills in the 20s all day,” Ray said. “By nightfall on Friday, temperatures will drop quickly and water will re-freeze on the roads across the evening. This ice will remain until mid-morning on Saturday before the sun and warmer temperatures in the mid-40s clear the roadways.”
CBS News Texas will continue to provide updates as information becomes available.
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