Heat in LIBERTY, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in POLK, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in TRINITY, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in JACKSON, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in WALKER, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in SAN JACINTO, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in MADISON, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in WALLER, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in WASHINGTON, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in WHARTON, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in MATAGORDA, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in GALVESTON, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in HARRIS, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in FORT BEND, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in HOUSTON, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in BRAZOS, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in CHAMBERS, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in BURLESON, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in MONTGOMERY, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in COLORADO, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in GRIMES, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in AUSTIN, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.

Heat in BRAZORIA, TEXAS
From 01-SEP-00 00:00:00 to 06-SEP-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: GOVT OFFICIAL

A record setting heat wave continued over southeast Texas through the first week of September 2000.  The temperature at Houston Intercontinental soared to 109 degrees on the 4th and 108 degrees on the 5th, setting new records for the all-time highest temperatures recorded in Houston.  The temperature in College Station peaked at 112 degrees on the 4th and 111 degrees on the 5th, both the highest temperatures ever recorded in College Station.  In Galveston, the all-time record high temperature of 101 degrees was tied on the 4th, then broken the next day when the temperature rose to 104 degrees.  Temperatures over southeast Texas began to cool on the 6th.  In all, Houston recorded 6 consecutive days with temperatures of 104 degrees or higher and College Station recorded 6 consecutive days of 107 degrees or higher.  Galveston reached 100 degrees or higher for the first time since 1939, and for the first time on record had more than one day in a season with 100-degree temperatures.  A heat wave with temperatures of this duration and magnitude is unprecendented for southeast Texas.   All 5 heat related deaths occurred in Harris County.