Wenatchee AppleSox baseball fan Jen Effrig, East Wenatchee, fans herself under the shade of her umbrella as she sits in the sun waiting for the Tuesday night game to begin against Cowlitz. With the temperature hovering at 100 degrees, most fans headed for the shady part of the baseball stadium. Effrig says she has had season tickets for three years.
Wenatchee AppleSox baseball fan Jen Effrig, East Wenatchee, fans herself under the shade of her umbrella as she sits in the sun waiting for the Tuesday night game to begin against Cowlitz. With the temperature hovering at 100 degrees, most fans headed for the shady part of the baseball stadium. Effrig says she has had season tickets for three years.
WENATCHEE — Those experiencing the heat that has gripped North Central Washington for much of the past week should soon see relief, but not before another scorching weekend.
An excessive heat warning issued by the National Weather Service is currently set to expire at 11 p.m. on Sunday. According to the National Weather Service, the high temperature Saturday is 107 degrees and the high Sunday is 108 degrees.
The high temperature Monday is a notably cooler 99 degrees, before temperatures dip into the mid 80's later in the week. With the heat sticking around for a few more days, The World has compiled a list of local resources to help you deal with the summer sun.
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