A hot week is expected in Houston, with temperatures climbing into the upper 90s. Residents who work or spend time outside, including those with children in outdoor activities, are advised to plan ahead.
The weather pattern is expected to remain hot, humid, and dry, with little chance of rain until late in the week. Any opportunity for rain is predicted to be low, around 20%.
Further details on the weather forecast are available from the KPRC 2 Weather Team on Click2Houston.com and KPRC 2+.
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