This week, the Triangle is expected to experience the hottest temperatures of the season so far. There may be some relief, but it will likely be subtle.

A sweltering and oppressive heat wave is moving across the U.S. this week, with the Triangle in the thick of the temperature turn-up.

Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill face more rain this week after Chantal, with additional flooding possible in areas. Heat indices could reach 105 degrees.

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Who among us isn’t anxiously studying their weather app and wondering if it could be true: Could the 100-degree days be coming to a merciful end? They just might.

Temperatures in the Triangle will surpass 100 degrees early in the week. Slight relief may come this weekend, with a higher chance of thunderstorms.