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Could Houston be done with highs of 105+ for the rest of the summer?

It’s still dry and hot in Houston. Just not THAT hot. Space City Weather meteorologist Eric Berger has good news and bad news about temperatures in Greater Houston.

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Could Houston be done with high temperatures of 105 degrees or more for the rest of the summer?

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As Florida braces for Hurricane Idalia, the Texas Gulf Coast remains in extreme drought and still dealing with very hot weather.

But not that hot. We’re receiving at least some temporary relief from high humidity, and temperatures are at least a little less oppressive.

In the audio above, we talk with Eric Berger, meteorologist for Space City Weather about Idalia, another storm in the Atlantic (which poses no threat to us), and how we may finally be done with those high temperatures of 105 degrees or more for the remainder of the summer.

We hope.

Craig Cohen

Craig Cohen

Executive Producer & Host, Houston Matters

Craig Cohen is the executive producer and host of Houston Matters, which airs weekday mornings at 9:00 on Houston Public Media, News 88.7 FM. Craig is a 20+ year veteran of broadcast journalism. He's spent the bulk of his career in public media, in roles ranging from programmer and manager,...

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