Less Heat, Scattered Daytime Storms Throughout This Week

Afternoon heat indices may peak near 105° Monday, but again, daytime storms bring down the heat after midday.

Daytime heat becomes more routine Independence day and beyond. High temperatures peak in the low to perhaps mid 90s on the fourth of July. Afternoon heat indices may remain below heat advisory criteria, around 100-105°. Scattered daytime showers or storms continue to limit afternoon high temperatures for the rest of next week and next weekend.

HEAT SAFETY

Protect yourself from dangerous heat by limiting your time outdoors during peak hours, staying hydrated and taking frequent breaks if you are performing outdoor chores. Never leave children or pets in a parked car, even for a short time.

Know the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke:

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