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Late-Season Heat Rebounds Across Much of the U.S. With Limited Rain

High pressure drives a warm, mostly dry setup, with ozone alerts in Houston alongside a tropical wave under watch in the far eastern Atlantic.

Overview

  • Texas bakes in the mid-90s with sticky humidity, while many Midwest and Northeast spots run in the upper 70s to upper 80s through the weekend.
  • Most areas stay dry, with only isolated, brief showers noted in parts of central Indiana, the Cincinnati area, New England and New Hampshire.
  • Ozone and air-quality alerts cover Houston, Galveston and Brazoria counties, and forecasters advise sensitive groups to limit afternoon outdoor activity.
  • Drought concerns persist in Northeast Ohio, where the latest U.S. Drought Monitor lists abnormally dry conditions and pockets of severe drought.
  • A tropical wave near the Cabo Verde Islands holds a medium (about 40–50%) chance of development next week, and forecasters see no immediate U.S. impacts.