Fans from around the world have arrived in Houston for the World Cup, bringing excitement, national pride and a willingness to brave just about anything for a chance to be part of the tournament.

Houston is in for a big weather shift this week, with temperatures dropping from 70° on Sunday to 38° by Tuesday morning. Here’s what you can expect over the next few days.

Monday morning is easygoing for most, as showers will stay east of Houston. That will all change when the sun starts to go down, though, when our rain chances increase across Southeast Texas.

A viewer wrote in asking KPRC 2 Chief Meteorologist Anthony Yanez if “feels like” temperatures are climate agenda-driven. Here's what he told them.

As the summer heat sets in this week, we’re taking a deeper dive into some of Houston’s hottest zip codes. The latest data shows neighborhoods in southwest Houston tend to be hotter than other areas and are considered “High heat stress” areas.

The recent storm did not do the Houston Parks & Recreation Department any favors. A handful of public pools were damaged in the storm.

Houston Fire Station No. 23 will have to wait almost two months until its new HVAC system is replaced. The department is located on Lawndale Street in Southeast Houston.

The extreme heat and drought conditions are having a big impact on farmers.

We are getting more answers this Wednesday about the ongoing air conditioning problems at several Houston fire stations.

The extreme heat can be dangerous for first responders and now, several Houston Fire Departments across the area are dealing with air conditioning problems.

Ever wanted to try glass blowing? Get ready to be blown away at one of the hottest places in town.

The Houston area is expected to see several days of 100-plus-degree temperatures this week.

City pools across the nation are dealing with staffing issues and struggling to find lifeguards for the summer.

The Houston Area Urban League Young Professionals, in partnership with the Ascend Cares Foundation and Habitat for Humanity, delivered 30 window units for seniors in southeast Houston.

HOUSTON – Mico’s Hot Chicken in The Heights has always had 5 spice levels: No Heat, Mild, Medium, Hot and Extra Hot. But this year for Valentine’s Day weekend, they’re taking the heat to another level and offering the “Burning Love” Sammich! This will kick Mico’s hottest spice level up a notch to Extra, EXTRA Hot. (HOLY HOTNESS)The upgraded spice level will also be available on their tenders and loaded fries, but just so you know…you have to SIGN A WAIVER to eat it! The Burning Love Sammich will be offered the weekend of Valentine’s Day only from Friday, Feb 12 through Sunday, Feb. 14.

Houston Another afternoon of expected heat indexes in the 110 degree range is again prompting a heat advisory for the region starting at 10am and lasting until 9pm tonight. Slight shower chances this afternoon amid mid to upper 90 degree temperatures (KPRC)For folks that get caught in the showers there will be a brief break from heat but the short lived downpours will leave conditions feeling even more sweltering when the rain moves out. Scattered storms will be possible through the late afternoon forecast. Mid to upper 90s for today! (KPRC)High heat with slight to moderate storm chances almost every day for the next 10 days so make sure to drink as much water as possible and seek the shade!