Instead of cooler, it may be appropriate to say not quite as hot. In DC tomorrow we're still looking at a high temperature of 88 to 90 degrees (31 to 32 C), said Rich Bann, a meteorologist with NWS's Weather Prediction Center.
In many ways it still does pose hazards. That's why we continue to message the idea of stay hydrated, stay cool, and worry about others who don't have air conditioning, Bann said.
Climate change has fueled dangerous heat waves across the Northern Hemisphere and will continue to deliver dangerous weather for decades to come, research shows.
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