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Central Texas braces for a brutal heatwave starting Wednesday, with temperatures soaring into the 100s and heat index readings hitting dangerous levels up to 105°F. A heat dome will trap the region in oppressive humidity, making sweating ineffective and increasing health risks—especially for those unaccustomed to the heat or without cooling options. Officials urge everyone to stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and avoid prolonged outdoor exposure, with a critical reminder: never leave kids or pets in a car. The dangerous heat is expected to linger through Thursday and Friday, with overnight lows offering little relief. But there’s a silver lining: by the weekend, a weak cold front may shift the heat dome west, bringing isolated showers and cooler temps, with a wetter pattern possibly returning later in August.

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