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It stays hot across Southeast Texas for the next several days. Get ready for some real August heat to start building into southeast Texas!

Hurricane Lala is not expected to make direct landfall on Hawaii, but it's still project to bring severe weather to the islands. Meteorologist John Dawson shares the forecast as of 4 p.m. Saturday.

A stretch of hotter and generally drier weather develops, with afternoon highs pushing into the upper 90s and the humidity making it feel even hotter in the triple digits.

Spotty showers are possible this weekend. As we move into the work week it's all about the heat. FOX 26 meteorologist Angie Rodriguez has the details.

A stretch of hotter and generally drier weather develops, with afternoon highs pushing into the upper 90s and the humidity making it feel even hotter in the triple digits.

Rain chances fade as we head into the weekend, allowing temperatures to climb.

Friday will be humid and hot with the possibility of hit or miss storms across the Houston-area. Things will get a bit more heated over the weekend as drier, hotter weather develops.

Moisture increases a bit Friday, opening the door for spotty showers and thunderstorms, especially during the afternoon. Rain will not be widespread, but a few neighborhoods could briefly cool down beneath a storm.

We’re keeping an eye on two tropical systems in the Atlantic. Neither is expected to affect Texas, but both remain worth watching as they move closer to the Caribbean. FOX 26 Meteorologist Remeisha Shade has the latest. 

A heat dome has been keeping Houston's rain chances to a minimum, but you may see some rain on Friday.

Prepare for another hot and humid day with highs reaching the upper-90s. We might see some relief as there is a chance of scattered storms on Friday.

Hotter and sunnier weather builds through the upcoming weekend with highs climbing into the upper 90s and feels like temps in the triple digits. We could see a few more storms this Friday, but rain chances drop this weekend.

Tropical storm Cristobal has formed farther north in the central Atlantic. It will not survive long.  It should fall apart by Thursday. Invest 92L in southern parts of the central Atlantic has a high 80% chance to develop into a tropical depression or storm.  Another tropical wave in the eastern Atlantic now has a medium 50% chance for development. None of these systems are expected to get close to Texas. At this point, the next name on the list would be Dolly. As we approach the peak of hurricane season, always be weather aware and alert.