Fourth of July Weekend Forecast:

While temperatures only lower by two degrees Sunday, the heat index will go below 108 degrees, meaning we’ll finally be without a heat advisory for the first time in 20 days! Rain is back in the forecast next week with temperatures in the mid-90s. Those heading to the beach, be aware of rip currents. Always swim with a buddy, and to go to an area with a lifeguard.

Tracking the Tropics:

While the Atlantic is quiet, we’re still tracking storms in the Pacific Ocean. Tropical storm Adrian is just under hurricane strengh and moving west away from land. The leftovers of Beatriz will affect Mexico. mainly Cabo San Lucas this weekend. Tropical systems like Beatriz are usually the only way for parts of Mexico to get rain. This will bring beneficial rain to the west coast of Mexico and Cabo San Lucas. For up to the minute alerts for the rest of our hurricane season download our KPRC Hurricane Tracker 2 App.

10-Day Forecast:

After three weeks straight, the dome of high pressure breaks down and moves farther east Sunday. Next week we’ll have more seasonable temperatures with a chance of storms starting Monday. There may be some storms present for the afternoon/early evening the Fourth of July but we should be rain-free for fireworks time at 9pm.