Sunny and hot days continue into next week

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- It's out with the tropical moisture and rain, and in with the hot summer sun. This will keep Southeast Texas hot and dry with near triple-digit temperatures not only this weekend but next week too.

If there's any good news, our humidity levels will fall off the next several afternoons. That should keep our feels like temps below the danger level of 108..

What about the weather for the Pride Houston Parade?

It's going to be a hot, humid, and rain-free. A heat dome will begin to settle in across the region, likely giving highs a boost into the upper 90s. The heat index both Saturday and Sunday afternoon could peak near 107 degrees. Please stay hydrated and cool if you're headed to the Pride Parade. Parade time feels like temps will still be above 100.

There's really no rain in the forecast?

Rain chances are slim to none over the next few days. Dry air is over the state of Texas and a heat dome will help reinforce this drier pattern. It's not until later next week when the heat dome begins to move farther west that will allow for an increase in moisture levels from the gulf. We've got a 20% chance for rain by Saturday of the following weekend.

What's happening in the tropics?

Hurricane Lala passes by Hawaii Saturday and could bring hurricane force winds and flooding to the Big Island. Meanwhile in the Atlantic have dropped to zero. For a more in-depth discussion on what's happening in the tropics, visit our Daily Tropical Update page.

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