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Newer homes can be up to 20% more efficient.

Many professions brave that heat every day in the Lone Star State.

We all joke that we don't need to use a sauna because we live in one.

If you thought that we were through with hot temperatures here in Deep East Texas for the year, think again.

Those are triple-digit temperatures. TRIPLE. DIGIT. TEMPERATURES.

By Sunday, our high temperature is predicted to be 99°. But, that's two days away. What if that forecast changes a bit?

We have officially made it through three-quarters of the year. However, you can't tell that by the temperatures.

We're in September, people. Fall starts this month. Yet, we're still sitting at temperatures above 100º.

If it feels hotter than usual, it's true. Last month was the hottest June on record in Lufkin, and meteorologists don't see any signs of that changing.

Everyone answers that question differently.  Someone in North Dakota may say 88 is too warm and they'll stay in side in the AC, and a Texan might argue that 88 is a nice cool summer day.  It's all relative.  So how hot is too hot for you?