The Daily Weather Update from FOX Weather: Life-threatening heat returns to West as Florida gets drenched
Start your day with the latest weather news. A second dangerous heat wave is baking several states in the West this week, while Florida trades its heat for tropical rain that could lead to flooding.
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Flooding threat replaces extreme heat in Florida
A heat wave that was cooking Florida over the weekend will soon be replaced with tropical moisture that is forecast to bring heavy rain to much of the state. Up to a foot of rain is possible by the end of the week in some locations, raising the concern of flooding.
Round 2 of life-threatening heat targets West
Summer hasn’t even officially started, and already, the West is facing its second potentially deadly heat wave. Heat alerts are up for parts of Arizona, California and Nevada. Las Vegas is once again forecast to see a high near 110 degrees, while Phoenix will likely climb even higher.
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