Heat and humidity are expected to persist in the Houston area on Thursday. This conditions are likely to continue for much of the rest of the week. Some relief may come in the form of storms, which could move into the area over the weekend. Further details about the upcoming weather are available from local news sources, including FOX 26 Houston, for readers in Bellaire and surrounding areas.
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