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More record heat with afternoon storms, triple digits likely Tuesday

Another day of 100-degree heat for Tuesday, but some heat breaks are in the forecast

Heat breaks just a bit with increased shower chances later this week

Heat Advisories/Warnings extended through Tuesday evening:

In effect until 8 p.m. Tuesday night

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Temperatures have been blazing through Monday as many spots once again got into the 100-degree or higher range. Hobby hit a new record of 102 for Monday. Heat advisories have been extended into Tuesday as we’ll see another really hot afternoon.

Heat Advisories have been extended until Tuesday at 8pm.

Hot Again For Tuesday:

The hot high pressure is still dominating much of our weather pattern for Tuesday as highs will once again likely touch 100 in many spots. There is a chance for some cooling showers but they will be very isolated and not enough to really break this heat.

Heat breaks just a bit with increased shower chances later this week

10-day Forecast:

The area of high pressure that is brining this dangerous heat finally begins to move Tuesday. That movement will lower temperatures slightly and also allow for a chance of rain this week. The storms in the Gulf of Mexico will determine how much rain we receive this week as well as how hot it will get. More on Tracking the Tropics below.

Still blazing hot on Tuesday then slight cooler with afternoon rain chances

Tracking The Topics:

The National Hurricane Center has hatched a disorganized area of rain in the northern gulf. There is a 30% chance it becomes a tropical system at the end of the week. If it remains disorganized we could get rain from this through late week. If it gets organized and remains to the east of us, we’ll be dry Friday through the weekend. We’ll keep you posted. Make sure you’re prepared for the rest of our hurricane season by getting our Hurricane Tracker App.

A 30% chance for development on a disorganized cluster of storms off the Louisiana coastline

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