Skies are expected to remain sunny and clear through the middle of the week. Highs will be in the 90s with moderate levels of humidity making it feel more like mid-August instead of mid-September.

It's Monday Night Football for the Texans and there is a chance of isolated afternoon storms, so keep a look out for some possible rain with highs in the 90s.

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Houston's morning temperatures dipped into the mid-60s, a refreshing change, with expected highs near 94 degrees later.

Tuesday morning is cool with temps dropping to the 70s, but don't rehoice just yet as things will heat up this afternoon we get some sun and highs reach the 90s.

September is normally one of Houston’s wettest months, but a stubborn ridge of high pressure is expected to keep most of us dry this weekend.

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Less humid air and cooler temperatures are forecast for the start of the week, with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s.

Cool mornings fade as Houston's humidity returns. Forecast models show sunshine, warmer nights and above-normal temps into late September.