Central Texas and much of the Midwest are experiencing continued summer-like weather with temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s, driven by persistent high-pressure systems. In Central Texas, Tropical Storm Ileana's remnants are contributing to humidity, and while some isolated showers are expected in the afternoon, significant rainfall is unlikely. Similarly, areas in Wisconsin and Massachusetts report warm temperatures and partly cloudy skies, with highs in the mid-80s throughout the week. A potential change in weather patterns may occur next weekend, bringing cooler temperatures and chances for rain as a cold front approaches. In Michigan, a 'Rex Block' is causing stagnant weather, maintaining dry conditions and above-average temperatures. Overall, the warm and humid conditions are expected to persist before a possible shift as fall approaches.