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Texas heat advisories

There are no heat advisories in Texas right now. The last one was issued on September 30, 2026.

Hot and humid conditions will raise the heat index enough to cause heat illness for people without cooling.

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Active heat advisories in Texas

None right now. Other active alerts in Texas: 3 (see the Texas alerts page).

Heat Advisories in Texas by year

Texas averaged 173.8 heat advisories per year from 2016 to 2025, and has had 280 so far in 2026. The most recent was issued on September 30, 2026.

16: 96169617: 74177418: 72187219: 1641916420: 1692016921: 88218822: 1982219823: 4892348924: 3082430825: 802580
Heat Advisories issued in Texas per year
Jan: 0JanFeb: 0FebMar: 0MarApr: 1Apr1May: 104May104Jun: 439Jun439Jul: 517Jul517Aug: 598Aug598Sep: 79Sep79Oct: 0OctNov: 0NovDec: 0Dec
Heat Advisories in Texas by month, 2016–2025

Counties with the most heat advisories

County2016–2025
Kleberg County236
Nueces County234
San Patricio County205
Jim Wells County203
Refugio County157
Aransas County148
Live Oak County148
San Augustine County136
Calhoun County136
Sabine County135

What a heat advisory means

A heat advisory is issued when the heat index, which combines temperature and humidity, is expected to reach levels that can cause heat exhaustion or heat stroke. Thresholds vary across the country because people adapt to their local climate: offices in the Gulf Coast use higher values than those in the Northeast or Pacific Northwest.

More about heat advisories and the national map →

What to do

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