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A large heat dome is firmly in place and will expand from California to Florida over the next several days, and Texas is right in the middle. An excessive heat warning is in effect until 7 p.m. today as heat index values could reach as high as 114?. It doesn't look like any significant changes are on the way, so expect upper 90s for highs every day for at least a week with minimal rain chances until around Sunday when isolated storms are possible.

The heat wave is strong and getting stronger across the state of Texas. The Houston area could still see a very isolated downpour on Wednesday but then things will dry out even more towards the end of the week. Expect the Heat Advisory to be extended later into the week or possibly upgraded. Be safe if you have plans outdoors this weekend. The feels like temps will continue to be near 110.

The Houston area could still see a very isolated downpour on Wednesday but will dry out towards the end of the week. Expect the Heat Advisory to be extended later into the week or possibly upgraded. Be safe if you have any plans outdoors this weekend.

A stubborn heat wave will remain in place state-wide for at least the next week and probably longer. A heat advisory is in effect for our area today and Wednesday as temperatures soar into the upper 90s, but heat index values exceeding 110?. There will be a chance that a thunderstorm complex could clip the Houston area this evening, but other than that, the forecast looks status quo for the foreseeable future.

A stubborn heat wave will remain in place state-wide for at least the next week and probably longer. A heat advisory is in effect for our area today and Wednesday as temperatures soar into the upper 90s, but heat index values exceeding 110?. There will be a chance that a thunderstorm complex could clip the Houston area this evening, but other than that, the forecast looks status quo for the foreseeable future.

The Heat Wave has returned to Southeast Texas and so have the alerts from the National Weather Service. Currently the Heat Advisory lasts through Wednesday evening. There will probably be more for later in the week. An isolated, very isolated downpour can't be ruled out for Tuesday. Be safe if you are outdoors anytime this week.

The Heat Wave has returned to Southeast Texas and so have the alerts from the National Weather Service. Currently, the Heat Advisory lasts through Wednesday evening. There will probably be more for later in the week. An isolated, very isolated downpour can't be ruled out for Tuesday. Be safe if you are outdoors anytime this week

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Houston under heat advisory in effect once again today with expected advisories to be issued each day this week. High temperatures all week long will hit the upper 90s with overnight low temperatures staying 80? or warmer. We could see a few late-day thunderstorms, but overall heat is the story.

Heat Advisory is back for Houston! Heat Advisory will be in effect for Houston & most of SE Texas Monday from 11 AM until 9 PM. That means heat index values could soar up to 110 Monday PM. Make sure to drink plenty of water, take breaks in the shade and stay in the AC as much as you can! Also look before you lock - always check your car for your pets and kids before you walk away! More heat advisories are likely on the way for the rest of this week with temperatures staying near 100 and plenty of humidity. Isolated rain and thunder will stick around the next few afternoons with the best chance north of Houston. But we should dry things out for the middle and end of the week. Stay cool and safe and have a great week!

Heat Advisory is back for Houston! Heat Advisory will be in effect for Houston & most of SE Texas Monday from 11 AM until 9 PM. That means heat index values could soar up to 110 Monday PM. Make sure to drink plenty of water, take breaks in the shade and stay in the AC as much as you can! Also look before you lock - always check your car for your pets and kids before you walk away! More heat advisories are likely on the way for the rest of this week with temperatures staying near 100 and plenty of humidity. Isolated rain and thunder will stick around the next few afternoons with the best chance north of Houston. But we should dry things out for the middle and end of the week. Stay cool and safe and have a great week!

Things are still quiet in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. But there's one area in the Central Atlantic being monitored for possible development. There's a 30% chance of a tropical or subtropical cyclone developing NE of Bermuda over the next 7 days. Eastern Pacific is still fairly active with a system south of the southern Mexican coast with a high chance of development over the next 7 days. Another system offshore of SW Mexico has a medium chance for development over the next few days. But it is moving away from the US and Mexico.

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Plan for highs in the upper 90s all week long, with a few isolated triple-digit temps possible. Humidity-fueled heat indices will be about 5-10 degrees above that, with heat alerts likely throughout the week. Plan ahead to limit your time outside during the hottest parts of the day, especially for strenuous activity. A few isolated showers or storms are possible for the next few days, but past that rain looks slim to none through the weekend.

Heat Advisories have been issued to the west of Houston over around Austin and San Antonio. There area no heat advisories for the Houston area yet but they could be issued early next week on Monday or Tuesday. That's when heat index values will likely approach 108-110. Temperatures will gradually increase over the next week with triple digits likely by Thursday. Few showers and storms will linger the next few afternoons before they go away completely. So plan on a little rain and a lot of heat over the coming days. Drink lots of water and take it easy in the heat!

The Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean and Atlantic are still very quiet with no tropical cyclone activity expected over the next 7 days. Saharan dust continues to hinder development even though water temperatures are extremely warm. We are expecting things to get more active over the next month or two so stay alert! In the eastern Pacific, two systems have a high chance of developing into a tropical depression or storm. One could become a named storm tonight or tomorrow while the other will likely take a little longer. Calvin and Dora are the next two names on the list for eastern Pacific storms.