A fire in Pasadena has resulted in a death and is currently under investigation. Details about the incident are limited, but more information can be found on Click2Houston.com. Residents of Houston can expect very hot weather, with temperatures possibly reaching 100 degrees in some areas, and are advised to take precautions to stay safe.
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