Houston faces a heatwave with record-high temperatures and increased humidity, challenging previous records with little chance of rain ahead.

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High temperatures are expected to stay in the 70s on Sunday, but temps will rise to record levels by the middle of the week.

Tuesday will be windy and that will help to return humidity very quickly. With forecast highs in the mid and possibly upper 90s, current records could be broken by several degrees. The heat index will get close to 100 today,

The predicted highs throughout the week will hover between 92 and 94 degrees, but the "feels-like" temperatures may be in the triple-digits.

Tuesday will be windy and that will help to return humidity very quickly as we face an incoming heat wave. The feels like temperature will be close to 100s.

It's not a position to be in just a few weeks shy of hurricane season, however former NOAA workers said there are contingency plan to ensure everyone remains informed in case of disaster.

Meteorologist Kim Castro explains what it is and why it's bringing several days of unsettled weather to Houston.

A Severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 9 p.m. northwest of Huntsville and Houston that includes College Station, Waco and Austin.

At this time it doesn't look like widespread severe weather of flooding will occur. But the storms will be noisy between about midnight and 4am in the Houston area. We have a minor chance for rain ...