Plan for more heat and humidity this weekend, but we're not forecasting triple digit highs. The change? High pressure, that's keeping most of us dry, is a little weaker and centered over northern Mexico instead of Texas. This will allow for slightly cooler daytime temps and a little more influence from the Gulf of Mexico. 

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Saturday delivered scattered daytime showers and storms, giving a lucky few some brief heat relief. With drier air in place today, a few isolated storms may still develop with the seabreeze, but the coverage will be less compared to Saturday. If you're outside and you hear thunder, head indoors until the storm passes...if you're enjoying time at the pool or lake, you need to get out of the water and seek shelter!

High pressure is still nearby next week, keeping dry and hot conditions in place. A few computer models are still hinting at widespread showers and storms in the Gulf of Mexico next weekend around a potential area of low pressure, and depending on where the ridge of high pressure ends up could make all the difference in our forecast. Right now we'll introduce a 20% rain/storm chance by Friday, continuing through the weekend. Please check back with us for updates! Computer models will continue to change as we get closer to next weekend. 

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-Emily