HOUSTON – Expect dusty skies as the summer heat continues into Tuesday across the Houston area.
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DUSTY SKIES MEET SUMMER HEAT
Saharan dust will continue to bring hazy skies to Southeast Texas Monday night & Tuesday while temperatures climb into the 90s during the afternoon. Expect heat index values above 100 during the afternoon. The dust could also have a slight impact on air quality, especially for people sensitive to dust or pollution.
RAIN CHANCES START TO CREEP BACK
A slight chance for showers and storms begins Tuesday as a little more moisture returns. Most areas will still stay dry, but a few isolated downpours could pop up during the hotter parts of the day.
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HOLIDAY FORECAST LOOKS MOSTLY STEAMY
The Fourth of July forecast still looks hot and humid with only a slight chance for storms. Any rain should be spotty, but a few brief downpours or lightning delays will be possible around outdoor holiday plans.
