More heat & hazy skies today
Hazy skies from Saharan Dust will linger for one more day, then we'll see a wind shift over the weekend that should lessen that. Our best shot at rain is tomorrow, and then Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Over the weekend for any outdoor Father's Day plans or Juneteenth celebrations, it will be more about beating the heat than dodging raindrops. We could see Heat Advisories get issued as actual temperatures near 100 and Heat Indices approach the 105-108 range. There is some activity in the tropics, but everything is staying away from us for now. Stay safe and cool out there!
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