Humidity-driven heat index values, thanks to southerly winds off the Gulf of Mexico, will climb to near and above 100 degrees ...

Remember to take breaks to avoid heat exhaustion if you plan to be outside. It usually takes our bodies a few weeks to acclimate to the typical summer Houston heat.

This company’s rule of thumb for combatting high temperatures is ‘if you’re thirsty, you’re already late to hydrate.’ They suggest the community take on the same preventative practice as the Texas Sun ...