 Also tracking the chance that a stray shower or storm that might bubble up during the hottest part of the afternoon. Most of us looking to stay dry, but this happens as drought conditions continue to worsen and expand around our region. It's important to remember those heat safety tips as well, which include staying plenty hydrated, wearing light-colored loose-fitting clothing, and taking plenty of breaks in the shade. It only gets hotter as we head towards tomorrow with a forecast high of about 100 and a heat index value closer to 110. I'm 7 News meteorologist Mark Pena in the First Alert Weather Center.