Slight cooling is expected over the Pacific Northwest, Northern Rockies, and much of the Great Basin. However, it will remain warm and dry, and winds will also increase through the Cascade Gaps and Northern Rockies. Minimum relative humidity will fall to 10% to 25% over a wide area, poor recoveries will continue for many mid-slope and higher locations, and temperatures will still reach 90 to 100°F in many of those areas. Another round of mixed wet and dry thunderstorms is expected over northern California, where it will remain dry and a little breezier, while a mainly dry day is expected in southern California. Isolated mixed wet and dry thunderstorms are also likely in portions of southern and eastern Oregon, southern and central Idaho, and southern Montana into western Wyoming. An active monsoon will lead to continued wet thunderstorms across the Four Corners states, minus New Mexico which will be mostly dry. Hot and dry weather will continue over Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. Warming is also expected over the Plains states along with gusty south winds, while the Great Lakes area will be breezy but cooler. Showers and thunderstorms are likely for the Northeast, while the mid-Atlantic and Southeast will trend drier but also cooler. Temperatures will remain near to below normal in most of Alaska with showery weather in northern and western portions of the state.