Central Texas has been under heat advisories for a week, with Coryell recently added to the list. Several counties, including McLennan and Bell, can expect feels-like temperatures between 105 and 107 degrees. Residents in these areas should take precautions to stay hydrated and take breaks when working outside.

The southern counties in the Brazos Valley are not under a heat advisory but will still experience high heat indices due to humidity. Some relief is expected this weekend, as a pattern shift allows a weak cold front to move into the area on Saturday. Further details on the heat advisories and forecast are available from local news sources.