Isolated dry thunderstorms are likely to be ongoing across northwest Oregon and move into western Washington through the morning. Moisture will increase across the Northwest and Idaho, with scattered afternoon thunderstorms expected across much of the Northwest, Nevada, and western Idaho. Thunderstorms will be wet for eastern Oregon into southwest Idaho and Nevada but will be mixed wet and dry for central Oregon and much of Washington. Isolated to scattered thunderstorms will continue overnight for much central and eastern Oregon and Washington, with thunderstorms gradually becoming wetter as moisture increases. One more day of very warm to hot temperatures will continue across inland Washington, the Idaho Panhandle, and western Montana, with low afternoon relative humidity of 8-20% but winds will be light away from thunderstorms. Elevated fire weather conditions are likely for portions of southwest Oregon and northern California due to breezy southwest winds and relative humidity as low as 9%. The cold front across the Plains will sink south into Texas, with scattered showers and thunderstorms across northern Texas and Oklahoma stretching through the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys into the Northeast. Scattered thunderstorms will continue across much of the Gulf Coast as well.