Central Texas is experiencing a prolonged heat wave. Temperatures are expected to remain high through the end of July. The heat index is a concern, with values reaching around 105 degrees in some areas.
A large area of heat advisories covers parts of Northern and Eastern Texas, including Navarro, Freestone, and Leon Counties. Further information on heat advisories and temperature forecasts can be found through local news sources, such as KXXV News.
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