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The hottest temperatures of the year have arrived in western Washington and more people are hitting the open waters to cool off. However, there is a risk involved if people aren’t recreating safely, officials warn. 

Mother Nature has been putting on incredible shows for days across Washington State, with a multiple-day Northern Lights event mixed in with another scene of glowing waters from bioluminescence off the northern coast.

The Pacific Northwest is bracing for a major heat wave just as the Northeastern part of the United States will soon see a slight break in extreme temperatures.

Now is the time to prepare; scorching temperatures return to Seattle tomorrow. The 90s stick around through Friday.

Temperatures begin to ramp up Monday as a heat wave blasts Western Washington. Highs peak into mid-lower 90s through the work week, and then we get some relief by the weekend.

While it's no record-setting heatwave of 2021, Washington is expected to see its hottest days of the year with temperatures in the mid 90s next week. 

Seattle, get ready: we're tracking the hottest temps of 2022 so far. The 90s return Tuesday and last through Friday.

Western Washington, prepare yourself: the hottest temps of the year arrive next week. For four consecutive days, highs could skyrocket into the 90s for Puget Sound.