m. on Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to reach near 100° in inland areas, with humidity making it feel even hotter.
The feels-like temperature is anticipated to be in the 106° to 110° range due to steamy humidity. Further details about the Heat Advisory are available from the source. The extended advisory indicates a prolonged period of hot and humid conditions.
The source provides more information about the current weather situation and the extended Heat Advisory.
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