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       National weather forecast for June 28 Janice Dean has your FoxCast.

       Unprecedented, record-shattering heat hangs on across the Northwest on Monday with temperatures once again surpassing the century mark.

       Daily, monthly and all-time records will be set with today’s highs likely going down in history as the hottest day ever recorded for Seattle and Portland. Temperatures won’t be as hot tomorrow, but things won’t cool off significantly either.

       Forecast high temperatures for Monday. (Fox News)

       The Northeast and New England are also expecting some hot, humid weather this week with temperatures in the low- to mid-90s.

       CANADA RECORDS HIGHEST TEMPERATURE EVER AMID HEAT WAVE

       Heat advisories are up where combined heat and humidity will make things feel very uncomfortable.

       The national forecast for Monday, June 28. (Fox News)

       Heavy rain and flooding will continue along a stalled front that stretches from Texas to the Great Lakes, while tropical showers and thunderstorms will threaten the Gulf Coast states.

       Flood advisories currently in effect. (Fox News)

       An area of low pressure off the Southeast will be monitored today for possible development before moving onshore tonight, bringing the potential for heavy rain and some thunderstorms over Georgia and South Carolina.

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       The storm off the Southeast coast. (Fox News)

       Hurricane Enrique is the first hurricane of the 2021 Pacific tropical season and will likely strengthen a bit more before weakening later this week.

       The system will impact Baja California midweek.