The heat wave began Monday with most towns across central and eastern Massachusetts topping out between 90 to 92 degrees.

As temperatures approach 80 and dew points stay in the lower 60s, it will be quite pleasant for the second half of August.

The next two weeks look hot across Massachusetts with very few rain chances showing up on the long-range weather forecast.

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