‘We are looking at the potential for record heat’
Inner tubes fill the Lazy River ride at the Surf ‘n Slide water park in Moses Lake Monday. Temperatures are expected to be at or near record highs this week with temps in the triple digits.
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Roman Hibbard, front, and Jackson Hibbard crawl through the pool at the Surf ‘n Slide water park in Moses Lake Monday. The National Weather Service forecast is for hot temperatures all week.
Joseph Beus, left, and mom Emilee Beus play in the pool Monday at the Surf ‘n Slide water park in Moses Lake. Temperatures will be high this week and Columbia Basin residents are encouraged to keep heat safety in mind.
Swimmers take their ease on the Lazy River ride at the Surf ‘n Slide water park in Moses Lake Monday. High temperatures at or near record-breaking levels are expected this week.
MOSES LAKE — It being July and North Central Washington being desert country, it’s to be expected that it’s going to be hot sooner or later. And it will be hot, darned hot, although temperatures are forecast to moderate at least a little bit by the weekend.
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