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Houston will likely see heat advisories as we move into the weekend. Southeast Texas will see triple-digit feels like values from Friday through Sunday. Plan to take breaks if you are outdoors and stay hydrated! Rain chances are not "zero" but they are very slim for the extended period, with only very isolated showers. That pattern remains in place as we move into next week.

A heat advisory is headed to Houston and cooling Centers will be opening for those in need. FOX 26?s Damali Keith shares more.

FOX 26?s Natalie Hee shares how experts are encouraging residents to beat the heat.

Everything is quiet in the tropics for now with another batch of Saharan Dust moving across the Atlantic. Let's discuss the quadrants of a hurricane!

A very hot weekend is on the way in southeast Texas, we will likely see a heat advisory for triple-digit feels-like values from Friday through Sunday. Take it easy out there, especially during peak heating of the day. Rain chances remain fairly non-existent for the extended period, with only very isolated showers at best. Not much changes heading into next week, aside from a slight decrease in temperatures and an increase in gulf breezes as this building area of high pressure slides off to our east.

This is a rinse and repeat kind of forecast with only subtle changes day to day. The only chance for rain over the next several days would be if an unusually strong line of storms, which will be frequent from Oklahoma to Mississippi, were to just clip our northeast counties. Other than that, we're baking in the sun for the next week or longer.

The much discussed heat wave is settling into Southeast Texas. Look for record high temperature possible the next couple of days. It is also likely the National Weather Service will need to issue Heat Advisories as well. And we can also add an Ozone Action Day into the forecast for Thursday. Be safe in the heat!

The much-discussed heat wave is settling into Southeast Texas. Look for record high temperatures possible in the next couple of days. It is also likely the National Weather Service will need to issue Heat Advisories as well. And we can also add an Ozone Action Day into the forecast for Thursday. Be safe in the heat!

We?re one week into hurricane season, and while there are currently no active storms headed our way, we know now is the time to prepare.

High pressure continues to protect the Texas coast from any tropical systems. But there are no tropical systems out there. The next 5 days are expected to see no development of tropical cyclones.

A strong, early-season heat wave will continue across most of Texas for the next week or two and we could feel some of the hottest weather since last summer, and in some locations possibly the hottest since 2020. Look for highs ranging from the mid-90s to 100�, with only a very slight chance for storms well to the northeast of Houston.

A strong heat wave is taking over the weather for Southeast Texas and will likely persist for a week or more. Upper level high pressure should help to push our temperatures from the mid 90s to the upper 90s as we move through the rest of the week. Expect some triple-digits when the weekend rolls around. Rain chances are not "zero" but they are very slim. It is still early in the summer for this kind of heat and our bodies are still adjusting. Be safe when working or playing outdoors.

A strong heat wave is taking over the weather for Southeast Texas and will likely persist for a week or more. Upper level high pressure should help to push our temperatures from the mid 90s to the upper 90s as we move through the rest of the week. Expect some triple-digits when the weekend rolls around. Rain chances are not "zero" but they are very slim. It is still early in the summer for this kind of heat and our bodies are still adjusting. Be safe when working or playing outdoors.

All is quiet for now in the Atlantic Basin. Shout out to Ken Graham and Jamie Rhome for promotions received today at the National Weather Service and National Hurricane Center.

A heat wave is in place and will likely persist for at least a week and possibly longer. High pressure should drive our temperatures from the mid-90s today to the upper 90s and some triple-digits by this weekend. Temperatures in central and southwest Texas could exceed 105 all week long. Rain chances remain slim - not zero, but also not very likely. The tropics remain quiet for now.

Another heat wave returns to Southeast Texas! And this one will be stronger than the last. A large area of high pressure will build in over West Texas bringing several days of sizzling weather from Phoenix to El Paso to Houston. Highs in central Texas and in parts of the Rio Grande Valley will experience highs ranging from 105? to 110?, while the Gulf Coast should stay in the upper 90s or slightly above 100 by this weekend. Use care to stay hydrated if you are outdoors. Houston is just under the criteria for Heat Advisories right now, but that will change as we move through the week.