Hot, dry, and unstable conditions will continue across the Pacific Northwest, Northern Rockies, and much of the Great Basin, with little change from prior days. Minimum relative humidity will again fall to 10-25% over a wide area, with poor recoveries for many mid-slope and higher locations, and temperatures of 95 to 110°F will be common. A notable increase in winds is also anticipated in the Northern Rockies and through the Cascade Gaps. Hot weather will extend into northern California where another round of isolated mixed wet and dry thunderstorms is expected and could lead to a few new ignitions. Isolated mixed wet and dry thunderstorms are also likely in portions of Oregon and southern Idaho. An active monsoon will lead to continued wet thunderstorms across southern California and much of the Four Corners states. Hotter and drier weather is expected over Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana, while the remainder of the Plains states and the Midwest will see a cooling trend. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely for a good portion of the Great Lakes and the East Coast. It will be mainly dry and breezy over Interior Alaska, but temperatures will be generally near to below normal.