Hot temperatures will continue across much Texas, Oklahoma, and Lower Mississippi Valley with widespread temperatures above 100oF. Southerly sustained winds 12-22 mph will develop across much of Texas Oklahoma as well, and minimum RH below 30% will remain widespread. Very dry conditions will continue across much of the northern Intermountain West with widespread minimum relative humidity below 20%. Dry and breezy westerly winds are forecast along the east slopes of Cascades and Sierra and into southeast California and western Arizona. Abundant monsoon moisture will lead to scattered wet thunderstorms in the central and eastern Great Basin into the central Rockies. However, isolated mixed wet and dry thunderstorms are possible on the fringes of this moisture across portions of western Nevada into southeast Oregon and central Idaho, then in New Mexico and far eastern Arizona. Scattered to widespread thunderstorms will develop across the central Plains into the Ohio Valley and central Appalachians, with isolated thunderstorms developing in the Southeast and Florida, while scattered showers are forecast for the northern Great Lakes and northern New England. Above normal temperatures will continue for much of Alaska with isolated mixed wet and dry thunderstorms for south-central Alaska and the far eastern Interior.