Back-to-school time is approaching in the Houston area, with students set to return to school in the coming weeks. Local news outlet KPRC 2 is providing coverage to help prepare both students and parents for the upcoming school year. com or by watching KPRC 2+.
The current weather forecast for the area indicates high temperatures, with a heat index ranging from 104°-106° in the afternoon and a 20% chance of isolated showers.
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