WEATHER Summer temperatures are in the forecast for Bellingham this week

Bellingham, WALocal News

The National Weather Service forecasts a high-pressure system bringing warm and clear conditions to western Washington this weekend. Whatcom County residents can anticipate temperatures peaking at 80 degrees on Sunday, with a minor heat risk warning issued from Thursday through Sunday. This warning is particularly relevant for individuals sensitive to heat who may not have access to cooling materials or adequate hydration. Overnight temperatures are expected to lower to around 57 degrees, providing some respite from the daytime heat. The NWS advises residents to monitor updates on their forecast page for the latest weather information.

This shift towards summer temperatures signals a change in weather patterns for the region. Local authorities emphasize the importance of staying hydrated and safe during the heat. Residents are reminded to take precautions, especially the vulnerable populations affected by the heat.

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