Saturday Morning Forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
After spending most of the week in the triple digits, we'll take a bit of a break this weekend where most of us will top out in the 90s. Plan for a blend of sun and clouds, with humid but mostly dry conditions aside from an isolated precipitation. Not much changes at the start of next week, but as things begin to shift rain chances look to be a bit more promising mid-end of next week. Though heat indices look to be slightly below heat advisory criteria most days, heat safety should still be top of mind. The tropics remain quiet for now.
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