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Hot and sunny Sunday
East Texas (KLTV/KTRE) - Happy Sunday! Another hot day is ahead of us with temperatures nearing 100 degrees. We’ll have mostly sunny skies, with a bit more cloud coverage this afternoon. Dry and hot conditions will continue into the start of the work week. Better rain chances return Tuesday and continue into the Labor Day weekend. Temperatures are expected to be just shy of 100 degrees all week long. Have a great day!
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Hot start to the weekend
East Texas (KLTV/KTRE) - Happy Saturday! Expect mainly sunny skies with a few passing clouds throughout the day. Temperatures expected to be near 100 degrees today, though some areas may reach the upper 90’s. As we warm up, a slight chance for a few showers exists this afternoon, though most of ETX will remain dry. If you’re heading out tonight for college football, or hosting a watch party at home, it will be hot! Temperatures expected to be in the mid to upper 90’s for afternoon and evening kickoff. Overnight tonight, we will drop into the mid 70’s leading to another hot day tomorrow. Have a fabulous day!
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Athens approves $218K for emergency flood damage repairs
ATHENS, Texas (KETK) -- The Athens City Council approved $218,500 for emergency drainage repairs after the June 14 flash floods on Monday. The city said the floods caused an estimated $1.37 million in damages to Athens roads and infrastructure. The project will include replacing failed drain pipes, repairing washed-out areas and restoring roads.
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Cold Front Brings Relief from the Heat - But Not Much | August 26, 2026
TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible this evening into the overnight hours. The Storm Prediction Center has a risk for strong wind and hail for parts of East Texas through Thursday pre-dawn. A weak cold front will move through East Texas on Thursday, bringing relief from the heat - highs will only be in the upper 90s! Yes, it’ll still be hot out there, just not as hot. The weekend forecast is looking sunny to mostly sunny and hot; highs will remain in the upper 90s. Next week, the forecast calls for similar conditions. Chances for rain will return to the forecast by Labor Day weekend.
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Very hot again today with a chance for afternoon rain
East Texas (KLTV/KTRE) - Good morning, East Texas! We’ve got another hot day on tap with partly to mostly sunny skies and highs in the lower 100s. Heat Advisories and Extreme Heat Warnings are in effect through this evening as heat indices (feels like temps) will reach or exceed 105° at times. Please make sure you are taking care of yourselves in this heat, and if you’ve got any kiddos heading to school or practice, make sure they are drinking lots of water throughout the day. Lower humidity in the afternoon and ample supply of fuels like dry grasses and brush will bring an elevated fire threat today. Please do not do any outdoor burning and report any smoke or fire immediately so local fire crews can get ahead of these grass fires before they get too big. The good news is that there will be the chance for a few pop-up showers and thunderstorms this afternoon with some limited rains potentially continuing overnight into early tomorrow morning. Coverage will not be widespread, so count yourself lucky if you happen to get a little bit of rain! Limited rain chances will remain a possibility over the weekend but expect very hot temperatures to continue for any areas that remain dry. Triple digits are likely to continue into next week with highs in the lower 100s through Wednesday, though we may finally see highs “only” climb into the upper 90s by the next of next week.
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New Whitehouse radar could give East Texans more time to seek shelter
A new weather radar was lifted onto the Whitehouse water tower to improve severe weather detection and provide more warning time for people across East Texas. A new weather radar was lifted onto the Whitehouse water tower Wednesday, Aug. 19, a project officials hope will improve severe weather detection and give people across East Texas more time to seek shelter.