 We're also tracking the chance at a few widely scattered showers and storms that develop during the afternoon and then fizzle out once the sun sets. And this happens as drought conditions continue to worsen and expand around our region. Monday gets even hotter with forecasts high of about 100 degrees. And that heat index value will make it feel as hot as 110. So remember those heat safety tips, which includes staying plenty hydrated, taking plenty of breaks in the shade, and wearing loose-fitting light-colored clothing. I'm 7 News Meteorologist Mark Pena in the First Alert Weather Center.