Warm temperatures and abundant sunshine have been the trend the past couple of days and for the month, so does this mean we are getting a taste of summer at the start of May?

Jimmy Butler has been through these first-game-back matchups against former teams before.

This fall will mark the 10th anniversary of the NBA changing its playoff rules and not guaranteeing a division champion a top-four seed regardless of their record.

A 25-year temperature comparison looking at how often we have seen 80 degree days in the month of February

Thanks to a high-pressure system, the temperatures will be in the upper 80s for the rest of the week.

Is your house already decorated for Halloween? If so, we want to see your home!

A small gesture can go a long way.

If this is your first full summer in Southeast Texas, congratulations! You’ve almost made it to the beginning of the end.

We hit our hottest day of the year at 102 degrees on Tuesday

Houston Police found a body in a southwest Houston shopping plaza

If you're looking to cool off during the excessive heat, the City of Houston activated its Public Health Heat Emergency Plan with a complete list of cooling centers.

While this year hasn’t been as hot as it was this time last year, the mercury continues to rise.

With the summer heat at its peak in the Houston area, it is important to know the signs of heat-related illnesses.

Yes. It's hot. But how hot is it? And what does it mean when our meteorologists tell us we're under a heat warning, watch, or advisory?

Because we may see the hottest day of the year today, the NWS decided to extend the advisory because of the lingering effect of such a sizzler of a day.

A Klein ISD parent filed a complaint with the Texas Education Agency regarding perceived slights by the district against his stepson, with special needs, and other students in the adult program.

A comparison on how hot we were last year versus how hot we are this year

How to prevent heat exhaustion on your journey to and from school.

Our next tropical storm forms next week

A poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research finds that around 7 in 10 Americans say extreme heat has had a major or minor impact on their electricity bills in the past year, and a majority have seen a similar impact on their outdoor activities.

Typical August heat in Houston. Tropics becoming more active.

I think we can all agree, it's hot in Houston. But thanks to a heat dome, it's even hotter this week.

With crystal-clear blue water, white sand beaches and water activities, this is perfect spot to cool down with the whole fam!

Recent hurricanes have led to an increase in mosquitoes, which can spread diseases like West Nile and dengue.

Fears of death and health concerns are growing in a local neighborhood that still doesn’t have power because of Hurricane Beryl.

Constable Mark Herman is hosting a Free Watermelon Giveaway for Precinct 4 residents on Tuesday, July 16, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., or while supplies last, at Atkinson Farms Produce.

A dangerously hot summer has shaped up in the U.S. West.

While so many across the Houston area struggle without power on top of sweltering heat, local emergency rooms are seeing the strain in patients with chronic conditions getting worse right now.

Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are SERIOUS risks in these unfavorable weather conditions. Learn more about how to protect yourself from the scorching heat here. 🥵🌡️#HeatSafety #StayCool #HoustonHeat

The National Weather Service has put SE Texas under a heat advisory until 7 p.m. Stay hydrated!

Happy 4th of July! If you’re planning on having a BBQ for the 4th of July - here’s a quick look at your sizzling forecast!

These raccoons are living their best life and beating the heat by taking a cool dip in this Houston resident's backyard pool. Video courtesy of Mark Dykes to our Gage Goulding.

Houston police say no charges have been filed, as of this writing, but Rover confirmed the sitter has been removed from the platform and is cooperating with the investigation.

It’s no secret that summers in Houston can get hot. Really hot.

Summer is here and with it are “feels like” temperatures climbing well above 100° F.

Heat is nothing new to Houston, but it can always be dangerous if you don’t take the proper precautions. This week feels like temperatures soared near 110 degrees!

As temperatures rise, respite care becomes crucial for seniors, providing a safe and comfortable environment when families are unavailable.

Cy-Fair Fire Department's Justin Reed, Assistant Chief EMS, and Meredith Frasier, Paramedic, talk about how to stay safe in the Houston heat, and what foods you can eat to nourish  your body in the high temperatures.

Just before the deadly summer heat, an elderly Fifth Ward couple has a central air conditioner for the first time in more than a year. We have their story, plus other groups in the Houston area that can help with A/C repair if you are in need.

Temperatures soar to the mid-90s

It’s that time of year again where it is buggy, muggy and HOT.... welcome to June!

60mph damaging winds is the primary threat!

Memorial Day will feel like 108°-110°

A second-tier Mega Millions winning ticket was sold in Houston, and the winner hasn’t come forward yet!

With the summer months just around the corner, Houstonians are gearing up for sweltering humidity, extreme UV indexes and triple-digit temperatures. In the presence of the infamous Texas heat, maintaining proper hydration is vital to keeping Houston’s high school athletes safe.

It has been hot for the last few days in Houston. That trend looks to continue straight into next week, including on Memorial Day.

Hey everyone! Let's come together and show our appreciation for the amazing out-of-town workers who are helping restore power in Houston after the recent storm. Share your photos thanking our first responders on Click2Pins and let's make sure they know how grateful we are! #HoustonStrong #ThankYouFirstResponders

Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are SERIOUS risks in these unfavorable weather conditions. Learn more about how to protect yourself from the scorching heat here. 🥵🌡️#HeatSafety #StayCool #HoustonHeat

Get ready for our first 90s in seven months

Bodensteiner Services, Inc is a family owned and operated HVAC company that has been serving Houston for 64 years. Owner Blair Bodensteiner is choosing a family or homeowner in need to receive a brand new American Standard HVAC system. You can apply here for yourself or someone you know.

With triple-digit temperatures expected this week, here are a few things to remember to make sure you stay cool and safe as hot weather blasts our area:

Most of Texas relies on the ERCOT grid but a small portion of Texas is on a different system. How are those grids handling the heat?

Climate change is more than a buzz word, it can be seen and felt across southeast Texas.

Low-income homeowners should contact Rebuilding Together Houston to qualify for a window air-conditioning/heater unit by visiting or by calling 713-659-2511.

We asked and you answered. Houston has some things to say about Houston's heat. We kept it clean, but here are the one-word answers for what Houstonian's think of Texas heat.

As you shop around for cheaper electricity rates - you might not always get what you think you signed up for. KPRC 2 Investigator Amy Davis has what you need to know about *new* hidden fees.

The agency said the call is due to low wind and potential low solar generation and high demand. They said operating reserves for ERCOT are expected to be low in the afternoon and evening.

This time of the year means high school football. Even if it doesn’t feel like football weather, in most cases the games go on.

Water system problems are continuing to overflow in Houston. Drought conditions are leading to hundreds of reports of broken water pipes and mandatory water restrictions.

What will break the dome of high pressure

Can you imagine trying to take a cold shower on a 100-degree day in Houston and all you get is a sprinkle of water from a shower head that just spits at you?

The visual effects of the drought can be spotted pretty much everywhere around the Greater Houston area these days.

Humidity lowers for the first time in months!

As temperatures stay high and hot, we know the danger of the sun can include dehydration and burns.

According to New Caney ISD, there are a total of 116 buses in the district, six of them are without AC. Those six buses have the shortest routes, 30 minutes or less. The district said there may be AC issues from time to time, but when an issue arises, maintenance fixes it as quickly as possible.

Most of Texas relies on the ERCOT grid but a small portion of Texas is on a different system. How are those grids handling the heat?

Dr. David Persse, Chief Medical Officer with the City of Houston, shared top heat safety tips on KPRC 2+ at 7.

From breathing troubles to contagious viruses, here’s what doctors across our area say is “what’s going around.”

While excessive heat threatens public health, experts are increasingly more concerned about a drink that may push them over the edge.

The heat waves simultaneously broiling the southwest United States and southern Europe would have been “virtually impossible” if not for climate change, according to a group of scientists who study the probability of extreme weather events.

We are getting more answers this Wednesday about the ongoing air conditioning problems at several Houston fire stations.

The heat is taking over the city once again, here are some safety precautions you need to take to avoid heat-related medical emergencies.

Scientists say global heat that inched into worrisome new territory this week is a clear example of how pollutants released by humans are warming their environment.

A good Samaritan jumped into action after seeing two small children locked inside a hot car.

United States Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee is hosting an event on Monday for the Beat the Heat program.

Blistering triple-digit temperatures across Texas this week have the state rivaling the hottest locations on the planet, including the Sahara Desert and parts of the Persian Gulf.

Hotter days and nights. More record highs. Climate change has shifted the entire range of Texas heat upwards.

A segment of I-10 East frontage road near Wayside Drive are shut down as crews repair a roadway that was buckled due to the heat.

An Aldine family is having a hard time cooling down because their air conditioner hasn’t been working for the last two weeks.

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Dr. David Persse of the Houston Health Department has a warning about this week's threat of dangerous heat and how to protect yourself.

An “Excessive Heat Watch” is now in effect in Southeast Texas from 11 a.m. Friday morning to 8 p.m. Saturday evening, but what does this mean?

Heat advisory from 1pm to 8pm today

The City of Houston is activating its Public Health Heat Emergency Plan, providing resources for people to take refuge from extreme heat.

Make sure you are well-hydrated and know the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat strokes.

While we have excessive heat this week, it doesn't take much warmth for a car to be dangerous

While we have excessive heat this week, it doesn't take much warmth for a car to be dangerous

Victor Wembanyama's first moment in the NBA is now just a few days away.

With triple-digit temperatures expected this week, here are a few things to remember to make sure you stay cool and safe as hot weather blasts our area:

The NBA just completed its highest-scoring regular season in 53 years, with its teams scoring a record 282,127 points while a record 20 players made at least 200 3-pointers.

Remember that heat dome from this summer where strong high pressure produces all that sinking air? Sinking air doesn’t allow much in the way of cloud cover, so hot sunshine rules, and when air sinks, it compresses, causing even more heat. It can be a barn burner!

Lauryn Pope, Goose Creek ISD middle school athletic trainer with Houston Methodist Baytown, said those most at risk are the football players.

The heat isn’t just a concern in Southeast Texas or even just in Texas.

Celebrity veterinarian, Dr. Aziza Glass, joined Houston Life with her top recommendations to help protect your pets during these record-breaking temperatures across Texas.

Talk about heat that isn’t horsing around! We’ve had more days in July with 100+ temperatures than not and we’re in for another week of them, not to mention that we’ve already had several hot months. In fact, since April 10th, at which time we were having a beautiful spring, we’ve averaged 88% ABOVE NORMAL high temperatures!

Talk about heat that isn’t horsing around! We’ve had more days in July with 100+ temperatures than not and we’re in for another week of them, not to mention that we’ve already had several hot months. In fact, since April 10th, at which time we were having a beautiful spring, we’ve averaged 88% ABOVE NORMAL high temperatures!

Although temperatures might not hit below 100 this week, doctors warn children can experience a heat stroke faster than adults.

ERCOT is once again asking Texans to conserve electricity this week as hot weather continues driving record power demands across the state.

It's hot and gas prices remain high. That means your air-conditioner is working hard -- even when you do use our handy-dandy trick of using the recirculate button in your vehicle.