Austin is heading into a five-day run of 103- to 105-degree heat, with a Heat Advisory lasting through Sunday evening.

Austin’s heat wave is about to get worse, with highs reaching 105 degrees this weekend and little relief overnight. Rain is almost completely absent from the forecast.

Austin is headed into a full week of 102°F to 103°F afternoons with almost no rain in sight. Warm nights will offer limited relief.

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Austin may start Saturday under clouds, but the heat arrives fast. Highs above 100 degrees are expected through next week.

Austin is headed into a long, mostly dry run of triple-digit heat, with Friday's heat index reaching 107°F and weekend highs climbing to 102°F.

Austin faces a 102-degree Thursday with heat index values up to 109, followed by a mostly dry stretch through next week.

Austin is facing a long run of triple-digit heat, with highs near 100 to 102 degrees through next week.

Austin faces a 101-degree Tuesday, with heat index values reaching 108 and little rain in sight. Triple-digit temperatures are expected to continue through Monday.

Austin could hit 99 degrees Monday before a week of triple-digit heat settles in. A brief late-day storm chance offers little relief.

Austin faces a hot, mostly dry stretch with highs near 99 degrees and heat-index values up to 107. Triple-digit temperatures return next week.

Austin is headed for a high near 100 Thursday, with heat indexes reaching 107. The hot, mostly dry pattern is expected to linger through next Wednesday.

Austin faces a sunny, nearly 100-degree Wednesday and a stubborn stretch of extreme summer heat through Tuesday.