Pacific Northwest Faces Triple-Digit Heat and Escalating Wildfire Threats

Residents in Oregon and Washington brace for severe temperatures and multiple wildfires, with significant health and safety risks expected.

Temperatures in parts of Washington could reach 110 degrees, with high risk of heat-related illnesses.
Oregon's Falls Fire has burned 117,000 acres, while the Lone Rock Fire has engulfed nearly 84,000 acres.
Excessive heat warnings and fire advisories are in effect across multiple states, including California, Arizona, and Nevada.
Residents are advised to stay hydrated, avoid outdoor activities during peak heat, and seek air-conditioned environments.
The National Weather Service warns of potential power grid strain and advises precautions against heat exhaustion and wildfire smoke.