Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/GyevHpJSL0R.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Triple-Digit Heat Arrives: How Long Will It Last? | This Week In Weather Googlebook [iIn0cYuQxcM] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Tag: #Googlebook, #gisele bndchen mother's day photos, #stephen kalyn, #iraqMeteorologist Stephen Nehrenz is back with another episode of This Week In Weather, breaking down eastern Oklahoma's first stretch of triple-digit heat in 2026 and what it means as we head into the hottest part of summer. Learn why anna pettinelli eastern Oklahoma typically sees fewer 100-degree days than western Oklahoma, how humidity plays a major role in our summer temperatures, and where this year's heat compares to recent summers and historic heat waves.Stephen also explains the powerful heat dome currently dominating the central United States, why it continues fenerbahe to fuel dangerous heat across the Southern Plains, and whether any meaningful relief is on the horizon.Plus, get an update on Tropical Storm Bertha, why it is expected to remain well south of Oklahoma, and how wind shear is limiting the storm's strength while preventing it from bringing much-needed rainfall to Green Country. Looking ahead, you'll also hear about late-week storm chances, the possibility of a brief break from the hottest temperatures, and what forecasters will be watching as we move toward the end of July and into early August. If you enjoy in-depth weather explanations, Oklahoma climate insights, and detailed forecast discussions, be sure to subscribe so you never chace crawford miss a new episode of This Week In Weather with Stephen Nehrenz.00:00 Welcome Back & New YouTube Home02:24 Oklahoma's First 100 Heat of 202604:20 How This Summer Compares to Past Years06:49 Tulsa's Triple-Digit History & Heat Trends08:00 Understanding the Expanding Heat Dome09:45 Why Tropical Storm Bertha Won't Help Oklahoma11:06 Wind Shear Explained: Hurricanes vs. Tornadoes14:22 Late-Week Rain Chances Return15:46 Will the Heat Finally Break Next Week?
Tag: #Googlebook, #gisele bndchen mother's day photos, #stephen kalyn, #iraqMeteorologist Stephen Nehrenz is back with another episode of This Week In Weather, breaking down eastern Oklahoma's first stretch of triple-digit heat in 2026 and what it means as we head into the hottest part of summer. Learn why anna pettinelli eastern Oklahoma typically sees fewer 100-degree days than western Oklahoma, how humidity plays a major role in our summer temperatures, and where this year's heat compares to recent summers and historic heat waves.Stephen also explains the powerful heat dome currently dominating the central United States, why it continues fenerbahe to fuel dangerous heat across the Southern Plains, and whether any meaningful relief is on the horizon.Plus, get an update on Tropical Storm Bertha, why it is expected to remain well south of Oklahoma, and how wind shear is limiting the storm's strength while preventing it from bringing much-needed rainfall to Green Country. Looking ahead, you'll also hear about late-week storm chances, the possibility of a brief break from the hottest temperatures, and what forecasters will be watching as we move toward the end of July and into early August. If you enjoy in-depth weather explanations, Oklahoma climate insights, and detailed forecast discussions, be sure to subscribe so you never chace crawford miss a new episode of This Week In Weather with Stephen Nehrenz.00:00 Welcome Back & New YouTube Home02:24 Oklahoma's First 100 Heat of 202604:20 How This Summer Compares to Past Years06:49 Tulsa's Triple-Digit History & Heat Trends08:00 Understanding the Expanding Heat Dome09:45 Why Tropical Storm Bertha Won't Help Oklahoma11:06 Wind Shear Explained: Hurricanes vs. Tornadoes14:22 Late-Week Rain Chances Return15:46 Will the Heat Finally Break Next Week?