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A small 2.8-magnitude earthquake shook the northeast side of Olympic National Park on Sunday afternoon. 

Southeast Wisconsin saw historic and dangerous flooding this past weekend (Aug. 9-10). Catastrophic flooding has impacted Milwaukee, Wauwatosa, Waukesha, and other surrounding communities.

The FOX 13 Weather team has issued a Weather Alert Day for Monday and Tuesday as temperatures warm nearing 90 degrees at Sea-Tac and even warmer in the foothills and Pierce County. 

A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck Turkey’s northwestern Balikesir province on Sunday, causing around a dozen buildings to collapse and injuring several people.

Flooding is impacting several counties in southeast Wisconsin on Sunday morning.

Temperatures continue to heat up around the region.  A Heat Advisory will go into effect at 2pm on Sunday till 10pm on Tuesday.  The Yakima Valley and spots eastward will see even hotter temperatures, prompting an Extreme Heat Warning for the same timeframe. 

We're tracking hotter weather in the coming days in the Seattle area. Through Tuesday, air quality could drop to at least "moderate" levels at times if not worse. We don't expect major air quality issues at this time, but it could affect those whose health is sensitive to smoke. Keep in mind: air quality forecasting is challenging and subject to change, so stick with us!Highs Saturday afternoon will lift to the upper 70s to the low 80s. You can plan on abundant, generous sunshine. If you're lucky enough to go to the Mariners game tonight or tomorrow to celebrate Ichiro, make sure to wear light layers, stay hydrated and think about sun protection. See all our coverage on the celebrations for Ichiro.

Highs will warm a degree or two on Saturday with mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s.

After a blast of September-like weather Wednesday and Thursday, we're tracking a gradual warm-up in Seattle in the days ahead. Between Sunday and Tuesday, highs will soar into the 80s. Fire danger will be elevated during this time.

High temperatures Friday will warm a few degrees as high pressure starts to build offshore. Highs will warm to the mid to upper 70s, even some spots in the low 80s.

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30, and the statistical peak occurs on Sept. 10.

After showers end Thursday morning, the Seattle area will be getting back to sun and warmer weather heading into the weekend.