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keep them out of the sun. you know, just keep them safe, just the same as you would think of yourself being out there. reporter: meanwhile, in the west it feels like armageddon. reporter: after breaking records and buckling roadways in seattle, the heat moving inland. hundreds treated for heat-related illnesses. officials in spokane warning of possible rolling blackouts. and the dry conditions fueling multiple fires. the lava fire near the california/oregon border forcing families to flee, after exploding to more than 13,000 acres overnight. and linsey, back here in new york city, we re anticipating it will be even hotter tomorrow. overnight, temperatures still expected to be in the 80s. medical experts say multiple days of this kind of heat can have a dangerous cumulative effect, so they are urging people to check on their elderly and vulnerable neighbors. linsey? keep an eye on the old and young during this time. janai, thanks so much. and let s get right to abc s chief meteorologist ginger zee, tracking it all for us.