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Residents of The Woodlands, TX, can expect the sunny and hot weather to persist. A significant heat ridge has settled over the area, bringing high temperatures that will approach 100°. This heat ridge is expected to remain in place into and through next week, indicating a prolonged period of hot weather.
Further information on the heat wave is available from ABC13 Houston, the source of this update.
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