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Delightful Tuesday morning temps, but hot and humid weather set to return

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Delightful Tuesday morning temps, but hot and humid weather set to return

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — If you thought it felt nice outside Monday, just wait until Tuesday! Our coolest temperatures since mid-May are on the way with widespread lows in the mid 60s Tuesday morning. Some spots northeast of Houston could even dip into the upper 50s by sunrise!

Before you go overboard on the fall wardrobe, keep in mind it will warm up to the low 90s in the afternoon, but at least it’s a dry heat! These are also ideal conditions for ozone pollution to form in the afternoon, so we’ll be keeping a watchful eye on the pollution sensors for you. Ozone is a lung irritant that can trigger a dry cough and asthma attacks in sensitive individuals.

How long does the lower humidity stick around?

We get to enjoy it through Wednesday afternoon! By Wednesday night, the muggy Gulf air is on the move and blowing back through Southeast Texas.

So no more low humidity for the weekend?

Correct. We’re back to hot, humid weather Thursday and it continues on through the weekend and most of next week. For Saturday and Sunday we expect lows in the mid 70s and highs in the mid 90s. We can’t rule out a stray shower either day, but the rain chance is less than 20%.

What is happening in the tropics?

There is no tropical development in the Atlantic Basin expected over the next 7 days, which is incredible considering it is the peak of hurricane season. However, there are signs that things could take an active turn later this month. For a thorough update and in-depth video on what’s happening in the tropics, head to our tropical update page.

This story comes from our news partner ABC13 Houston.

Supreme Court Immigration Ruling Sparks Outrage in Los Angeles

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Supreme Court Immigration Ruling Sparks Outrage in Los Angeles

Immigrant rights advocates in Los Angeles are vowing to resist after the U.S. Supreme Court lifted restrictions on racial profiling during immigration stops. The decision allows federal agents to conduct roving patrols, a move critics say unfairly targets Latino communities.

Community Leaders Push Back

“No matter what the decision was today, we will continue to stand strong,” said Flor Melendez, director of the CLEAN Car Wash Worker Center. Since June, federal raids have hit 81 car washes, detaining 250 employees, including a labor organizer.

Political Leaders Respond

California Gov. Gavin Newsom condemned the ruling, saying it “targets Latinos and anyone who doesn’t look or sound like Stephen Miller’s idea of an American.” He accused Trump’s administration of weaponizing immigration enforcement to harm families and businesses.

Grassroots Organizing Intensifies

Activists have built networks to monitor raids at day labor sites such as car washes and Home Depots. Volunteers warn workers of nearby agents, post updates online, and host “know-your-rights” workshops.

Call for Vigilance

Groups such as Siempre Unidos LA and the West Los Angeles Rapid Response Network warned residents that enforcement actions will likely intensify. They urged the community to stay “courageous, organized and vigilant” as federal patrols expand.

Stay informed on immigration policies with Que Onda Magazine.

Trump Under Scrutiny as Epstein Letter Surfaces

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Trump Under Scrutiny as Epstein Letter Surfaces

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released a birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein that they say bears Donald Trump’s signature. The note, written inside the outline of a woman’s body, ends with a message about sharing a “wonderful secret.” Trump has denied writing it.

Trump Denies, Calls Letter Fake

Trump blasted the letter as a forgery, calling the Wall Street Journal’s earlier reporting “false and defamatory.” He has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the paper, its parent company, and reporters. White House officials echoed Trump’s denial, insisting the signature is not his.

An image of the letter bearing Trump’s alleged signature, which has been turned over to Congress by the Epstein estate. Screenshto courtesy The Wall Street Journal.

Renewed Push for Epstein Records

The letter’s release comes amid a bipartisan push in Congress for more transparency about Epstein’s connections. The Justice Department has maintained that no incriminating “client list” exists, but lawmakers and victims continue to demand access to sealed records.

Maxwell Weighs In

Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell, now serving a 20-year sentence, told investigators she didn’t recall Trump contributing to Epstein’s 2003 birthday book. She acknowledged helping compile it but said she could not remember who submitted letters.

For more on the aftermath of the infamous Epstein sex trafficking ring, stay tuned to Que Onda Magazine.

CDC Warns of Salmonella Outbreak from Home Delivery Meals

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CDC Warns of Salmonella Outbreak from Home Delivery Meals

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has linked a multistate salmonella outbreak to ready-to-eat meals made by the company Metabolic Meals. Customers are urged to throw away affected products or contact the company while the investigation continues.

Illnesses Across 10 States

At least 16 people in 10 states have reported illness, and seven have been hospitalized. The cases span Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. No deaths have been reported.

Meals Under Recall

The CDC identified specific meals delivered during the week of July 28, 2025, that should not be eaten:

  • Four Cheese Tortellini with Pesto Sauce and Grilled Chicken (lot 25199, best by Aug. 7)
  • Low Carb Chicken Teriyaki and Vegetables (lot 25202, best by Aug. 5)
  • Black Garlic & Ranch Chicken Tenders with Roasted Vegetables (lot 25205, best by Aug. 8)
  • Sliced Top Sirloin with Roasted Peanut Sauce and Summer Vegetables (lot 25203, best by Aug. 6)

Other affected lot codes include 25199, 25202, 25203, 25204, and 25205.

What to Know About Salmonella

Salmonella bacteria cause about 1.35 million infections each year in the U.S., usually from contaminated food. Symptoms may include fever, abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and headache, typically appearing six hours to six days after infection.

Who Is at Higher Risk

Most people recover within a week without treatment, but children under 5, adults over 65, and those with weakened immune systems may suffer more severe illness requiring medical care.

For more on the salmonella outbreak, stay tuned to Que Onda Magazine.

Appeals Court Upholds $83 Million Judgment Against Trump

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Appeals Court Upholds $83 Million Judgment Against Trump

A federal appeals court in New York has upheld the $83.3 million judgment against former President Donald Trump for defaming writer E. Jean Carroll in 2019.

Trump’s Immunity Argument Rejected

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Trump was not entitled to presidential immunity when he denied Carroll’s allegations and disparaged her publicly. Judges said the district court acted properly and that the jury’s damages were “fair and reasonable.”

Reckless Disregard for the Truth

The three-judge panel found Trump acted with reckless disregard for the truth when he called Carroll a liar and said she was not his type. They noted his comments, viewed by over 85 million people, led to a wave of online abuse and death threats against Carroll.

Damages Upheld

The court affirmed $18.3 million in compensatory damages and $65 million in punitive damages, rejecting Trump’s claim the award was excessive. The opinion emphasized his repeated and escalating attacks against Carroll over nearly five years of litigation.

Carroll’s Legal Victory

Carroll’s attorney, Roberta Kaplan, said the ruling confirms “E. Jean Carroll was telling the truth, and that President Donald Trump was not.” She added the damages reflect the serious harm Carroll endured from threats and harassment.

Previous Judgment

This decision follows a separate 2023 jury ruling that found Trump liable for sexually assaulting Carroll and defaming her again in 2022, which awarded her $5 million. That judgment also withstood Trump’s appeal.

For more on this story, stay tuned to Que Onda Magazine.

Russia Strikes Kyiv Power Facility as Trump Voices He’s ‘Not Happy’

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Russia Strikes Kyiv Power Facility as Trump Voices He’s ‘Not Happy’

Russia escalated its aerial campaign against Ukraine overnight, targeting critical energy infrastructure as President Donald Trump expressed disapproval of Moscow’s strikes.

Kyiv Energy Plant Hit

Ukraine’s Energy Ministry confirmed a thermal power facility in the Kyiv region was struck by Russian drones, triggering blackouts in parts of the capital. Officials said the attacks were aimed at leaving homes, schools, and hospitals without heat or electricity.

Largest Drone Barrages Yet

Ukraine’s air force reported Russia launched 142 drones overnight, including about 100 Shahed strike drones. Defenders downed or suppressed 112, but 26 impacted across seven locations. The assault followed Saturday’s record bombardment, when 810 drones and 13 missiles were launched, killing at least nine people.

Trump Says He’s “Not Happy”

Speaking in Washington, Trump said he was “not happy about the whole situation,” but emphasized the conflict does not directly involve U.S. troops. He repeated his claim that he could broker peace quickly, while also hinting at tougher sanctions against Moscow.

European Leaders to Visit White House

Trump added that European leaders would travel to the White House this week for further talks on Ukraine. He has previously imposed tariffs and threatened secondary sanctions in response to Russia’s energy sales and continued offensives.

Zelenskyy Calls for Stronger U.S. Response

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged Washington to enforce sanctions agreed to during last week’s Paris meetings, stressing the need for a harsher U.S. stance after the deadly weekend bombardments.

Stay informed on the Russia-Ukraine war with Que Onda Magazine.

Shakira, Ricky Martin Win Big at MTV VMAs 2025

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Shakira, Ricky Martin Win Big at MTV VMAs 2025

The 2025 MTV Video Music Awards brought big wins and bigger performances on Sept. 7 at UBS Arena in New York. Hosted by LL Cool J, the night honored music icons across genres, from pop and R&B to Latin and Afrobeats.

Lady Gaga Leads the Night

Lady Gaga entered the ceremony as the most-nominated artist with 12 nods and walked away with Artist of the Year. She also won Best Collaboration alongside Bruno Mars for “Die With A Smile.”

Ariana Grande Shines with Video of the Year

Ariana Grande earned Video of the Year and Best Pop for her hit “Brighter Days Ahead,” reinforcing her star power on the VMA stage.

Shakira and Ricky Martin Highlight Latin Music

Our Latin star Shakira claimed Best Latin for her empowering anthem “Soltera,” marking one of the night’s most celebrated wins. Fellow Latin legend Ricky Martin was honored with the prestigious Latin Icon Award, cementing his legacy as a trailblazer in music and culture. Together, their moments spotlighted the global reach of Latin music at the VMAs.

Ricky Martin Honored with Latin Icon Award

Ricky Martin accepted the prestigious Latin Icon Award, marking his enduring influence on Latin music and culture.

Other Major Winners

Sabrina Carpenter took home Best Album for Short n’ Sweet, while ROSÉ and Bruno Mars earned Song of the Year with APT. Mariah Carey received the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award and won Best R&B for Type Dangerous.

Group and Genre Highlights

Blackpink won Best Group, Coldplay picked up Best Rock for All My Love, and Tyla captured Best Afrobeats with PUSH 2 START. Rising talent Alex Warren was named Best New Artist.

2025 MTV VMAs Winners Quick List

  • Video of the Year: Ariana Grande – Brighter Days Ahead
  • Artist of the Year: Lady Gaga
  • Best New Artist: Alex Warren
  • Latin Icon Award: Ricky Martin
  • Song of the Year: ROSÉ & Bruno Mars – APT.
  • Best R&B: Mariah Carey – Type Dangerous
  • Video Vanguard Award: Mariah Carey
  • Best Alternative: Sombr – Back to Friends
  • Song of Summer: Tate McRae – Just Keep Watching
  • Visionary Award: Busta Rhymes
  • Best K-pop: LISA ft. Doja Cat & RAYE – Born Again
  • Best Afrobeats: Tyla – PUSH 2 START
  • Best Album: Sabrina Carpenter – Short n’ Sweet
  • Best Collaboration: Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars – Die With A Smile
  • Best Pop: Ariana Grande – Brighter Days Ahead
  • Best Hip-Hop: Doechii – Anxiety
  • Best Pop Artist: Sabrina Carpenter
  • Best Latin: Shakira – Soltera
  • Best Group: Blackpink
  • Best Rock: Coldplay – All My Love

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Humidity drops Monday, paving the way for a sunny and warm week

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Humidity drops Monday, paving the way for a sunny and warm week

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Get ready Southeast Texas, we’ve got a great stretch of weather this week!

Temperatures Monday morning will fall into the upper 60s to low 70s and you’ll likely begin to feel the drop in humidity too, especially by Monday afternoon. It’s nothing but sunshine for Monday as well with highs only rising into the upper 80s thanks to the less humid, northeasterly breeze that takes over.

A front?! Will this bring us cooler weather

Yes! And that hasn’t happened since May. Right now we’re forecasting morning lows in the upper 60s for Tuesday and Wednesday morning. The bigger impact from this weekend front will be the drier, less humid air. You’ll notice a difference in the afternoon with temperatures climb int the low 90s and it doesn’t feel as oppressively hot and heavy outside.

So will these drier days stick around through the weekend?

At this time, the weekend will feel like summer once again with humid morning and hot afternoons with highs in the mid 90s. That said, we can’t rule out a spot shower or storm if an afternoon sea breeze develops. Generally though, rain chances for the weekend look to be about 10-20%.

What is happening in the tropics?

There is no tropical development in the Atlantic Basin expect over the next 7 days, which is incredible considering it is the peak of hurricane season. However, there are signs that things could take an active turn alter this month. For a thorough update and in-depth video on what’s happening in the tropics, head to our tropical update page.

This story comes from our news partner ABC13 Houston.

Crowd Boos President Trump at the US Open

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Crowd Boos President Trump at the US Open

When President Donald Trump appeared on the broadcast of the U.S. Open men’s final, the chorus of boos inside Arthur Ashe Stadium was impossible to miss. ABC and ESPN chose not to mute the crowd’s reaction, despite a request from the U.S. Tennis Association to avoid showing disruptions tied to the president’s attendance.

Broadcasters Push Back

By airing the natural sound, the networks resisted what critics called an attempt at censorship. They didn’t linger on Trump during the anthem, but they also didn’t filter out the jeers, letting viewers witness the authentic moment.

Why It Matters

The decision underscored the role of media in resisting authoritarian-style demands. Just as when Bill Clinton attended the Open in 2000, public reaction to a sitting president is fair game for broadcast.

Challenging the Illusion

Trump’s strongest supporters often consume news that shields them from criticism of his policies and unpopularity. Hearing him openly booed offers a rare break in that bubble, hinting that he is not as universally admired as partisan outlets suggest.

A Small But Significant Moment

A brief clip of boos may not change minds overnight, but it served as a reminder of free expression. In an era when institutions are pressured to appease political power, ABC and ESPN’s refusal to edit reality was a small but meaningful stand.

For the latest sports news, stay tuned to Que Onda Magazine.

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