Central Texas is facing dangerously hot weather this weekend with temps hitting the low to mid-100s and heat index soaring to 109—this isn’t just warm, it’s extreme. The stubborn heat dome shows no signs of breaking, with Friday as one of the hottest days so far and records possibly falling. Officials have issued heat alerts for Texas and Oklahoma, urging everyone to stay hydrated and cool, especially those without air conditioning. A sobering reminder: children left in hot cars can die within minutes. Stay safe, check on neighbors, and never leave kids or pets unattended in vehicles—this heat demands respect and action.
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