The National Weather Service already has issued extreme heat warnings, watches and advisories across a swath of the Midwest and South.

A heat advisory has been issued for Miami-Dade and Broward counties for Monday and will be in effect noon to 6 p.m. South Florida also was under a heat advisory on Friday. Although the weekend was scorching hot in the region, the National Weather Service in Miami didn’t issue heat advisories for Saturday and Sunday.

StormTeam 5 has declared Friday an Impact Weather Day due to high heat, high humidity and a chance of thunderstorms in the forecast.

The Pensacola area is under a heat advisory for the second day in a row. A cluster of showers and thunderstorms will offer relief on Wednesday.

This morning will start out really nice and quiet, with clear skies and comfortable temperatures out-the-door. Expect a great sunrise with temperatures holding in the upper 60s for most, as dry

The peak of this week’s summer heat is going to be Wednesday afternoon to the early evening. A ridge of high pressure has made for increasing warmth and humidity across a huge swath of the Upper Midwest,

The National Weather Service sent out millions of extreme heat warnings, heat watches and heat advisory alerts early Monday morning, expecting the alerts to be in effect through Thursday or Friday.

Heat and oppressive humidity will greatly impact your daily routine this week, and First Alert Weather Impact Days have been issued through Thursday due to the excessive heat.