A strong high-pressure system is dominating the weather pattern in Texas and the Rio Grande Valley. This system is causing hot and stagnant conditions to persist. The heat is expected to continue, with temperatures climbing significantly.
Along the coast, temperatures start in the mid-80s, but can reach around 104 degrees in other areas. Further details about the weather pattern and its effects are available from ValleyCentral in Harlingen, Texas.
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