With dangerous and record heat ongoing across southern TX and southern FL, it's critical to know your risk when working, playing, or just being outdoors. Our new HeatRisk map shows you where outdoor activities could put you in danger. www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/heatrisk/ pic.twitter.com/eYKCBzG31w

Warmer on Thursday, and getting hot in the deserts where heat risk will become moderate with high temperatures a few degrees above seasonal averages #cawx pic.twitter.com/HFpovDkmPs

It's that time of year where warm temperatures are essentially locked in our forecast. Get outdoor activities completed early in the day to avoid the heat. Even warmer weather potentially on the distant horizon w/ around a 20% chance of 110 degrees by the end of next week. pic.twitter.com/dDsDNuKD7m

Phoenix reached a high of 106°F today. This is now the hottest temperature of the year so far. The average first 106°F of the year is May 27th. So, it is not too abnormal to reach 106°F at this point in the year. #azwx pic.twitter.com/L608NtuCN3