Southeast Texas is experiencing extreme heat. This heat is expected to continue until the weekend, when storms are anticipated to arrive. Further information about the extreme heat and upcoming storms can be found through CW39 Houston, a local news source.
They are providing updates on the situation in Southeast Texas. For the most current and detailed information, readers can refer to CW39 Houston's coverage of the extreme heat and weekend storms in the area.
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