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Austin’s about to bake under 100-degree heat this week—possibly as early as Wednesday—marking the first triple-digit day of the year, with rain chances fading fast as a high-pressure system rolls in. Temperatures climb steadily from the upper 90s toward the century mark, with humidity making it feel even hotter, though heat advisories won’t hit downtown. Overnight lows stay stubbornly warm in the mid to upper 70s. While this signals the start of summer’s hottest stretch, history shows it doesn’t predict the full season’s intensity—last year’s early heat led to a scorcher, but this year’s delayed kickoff suggests a different story.

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