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The High-Resolution Rapid Refresh model shows only a few scattered light showers at 8 p.m. Friday, suggesting that most of Southeast Texas will be largely rain-free for Fourth of July fireworks.

Photo by: High-Resolution Rapid Refresh, Pivotal Weather

Beware of Houston air sullied by firework smoke, Saharan dust

More Saharan dust drifts into Southeast Texas again Friday, but the otherwise mostly rain-free skies should allow fireworks to continue as planned.

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