Central Texans can expect hot temperatures to continue throughout the week, with air temperatures likely to remain around 100 degrees. The heat index is a significant concern, as dew points rise from the mid 60s to the 70s, leading to feels-like temperatures of 105 degrees or higher. This increase in heat index may lead to heat advisories being issued by the National Weather Service, potentially as early as Wednesday.

Further details on the weather forecast and potential heat advisories are available from KXXV (ABC 25) News.