Temperatures rise as temperatures hit the western US and Canada | Weather News

Excessive and prolonged heat can cause anxiety for the elderly, the unhappy and other vulnerable people.

Officials in the western United States and Canada are warning their citizens to beware of the heat wave that occurred in the region on Saturday, which warmed the temperature and forced local officials to open cold cafes suddenly.

All U.S. states in Washington and Oregon as well as parts of Idaho, Wyoming and California have been warned of temperatures as temperatures will rise sharply over the weekend and next week, the National Weather Service (NWS) said.

“The festival could be one of the strongest in the long history of Inland Northwest history,” the NWS said.

Across the region, high daily temperatures are expected to be established, and monthly signings are always at risk of collapsing, the project said.

Some of the affected areas are often climate-friendly – and many people are deprived of air, which has led to concerns for the safety of the elderly, the elderly and other people at risk of extreme heat.

In the summer it was berry farmers who rushed to pick up the seeds before they rotted on the vine and the fishermen were working to protect the sockeye fish that are endangered in the warm river waters.

Stores sold by air-conditioners and fans, some hospitals removed foreign hospitals, cities opened colder areas, baseball teams removed or moved weekly games, as well as equipment to support the power outages.

Officials in Multnomah County, Oregon appealed to volunteers to help with the cold, while Portland General Electric announced it had about 120 people working over the weekend to respond to whatever might happen, though the company said it did not expect any disruptions.

In Seattle, Washington, James Bryant, a local resident, took an air conditioner in anticipation of the high temperature. Most of the city’s buildings are airtight. “My house is already hot, so I’m adding heat for the next few days – I have kids that I have to make sure they don’t get too hot either,” Bryant said.

‘Wipe’ notes

North of the border, the Canadian government did too printed temperature warnings in the western regions of Britain, Alberta and Saskatchewan, as well as the Yukon and Northwest Territories.

“I like to break history, but this is like crushing and oppressing them,” David Canadian meteorologist David Phillips he was told home news CTV News. “It’s warmer in western Canada than in Dubai.”

The heat comes after government data showed that earlier this month, 88% of the western US there was a drought exacerbated by climate change. Lakes have been reduced in recent years and regulations have banned the use of water throughout the region.

WA expects high temperatures next week. We are adding energy to more cool areas by removing restrictions on people who may be inside the facility. This is one way to deal with the effects of temporary heat.https://t.co/R2L9sKpKPv

– Sir Jay Inslee (@GovInslee) June 25, 2021

Experts told Al Jazeera that droughts leading to climate change are drying up wells and contributing to the onset of the burning season.

“The southwestern United States is experiencing a prolonged drought, or decline, as we have not seen in the history of the past,” he said. Said John Abatzoglou, an associate professor at the University of California at climate studies.

Kristie Ebi, a professor at the University of Washington who specializes in global warming and its impact on human health, said the “hot dome” was a taste of the future of the Pacific Northwest as climate change regenerates global climate.

“We know from evidence around the world that climate change is getting bigger, bigger and taller. We need to get used to this, “he told the Associated Press.