FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
The rain has finally gone away, and now we can all enjoy some nice weather this week. FOX 26 Meteorologist John Dawson has the latest forecast.
The rain has finally gone away, and now we can all enjoy some nice weather this week. FOX 26 Meteorologist John Dawson has the latest forecast.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
The rain is going away for now, so enjoy the warmer until this weekend.
The rain is going away for now, so enjoy the warmer until this weekend.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Houston has a nice Sunday forecast! Temperatures are chilly to start, but will be rising to the 60s with afternoon with lots of sunshine. As we head into the work week, skies remain dry with mostly clear skies and rising temperatures. Rain chances don't arrive back into the forecast until next weekend. Enjoy the nice weather this week as we end the month of January.
Houston has a nice Sunday forecast! Temperatures are chilly to start, but will be rising to the 60s with afternoon with lots of sunshine. As we head into the work week, skies remain dry with mostly clear skies and rising temperatures. Rain chances don't arrive back into the forecast until next weekend. Enjoy the nice weather this week as we end the month of January.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
The weekend will end with lots of sunshine, so on Sunday expect less wind with a cool start and a comfortable afternoon. Rain remains out of the forecast for just about all of next week. Slim chances return on Friday but right now it looks like the showers/storms will wait until Saturday. The dry days will be welcomed after all the rain last week. Enjoy some pleasant January days in Houston while the ground dries out this week.
The weekend will end with lots of sunshine, so on Sunday expect less wind with a cool start and a comfortable afternoon. Rain remains out of the forecast for just about all of next week. Slim chances return on Friday but right now it looks like the showers/storms will wait until Saturday. The dry days will be welcomed after all the rain last week. Enjoy some pleasant January days in Houston while the ground dries out this week.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
The weekend started cloudy but will end with lots of sunshine. Look for less wind on Sunday with a cool start and a comfortable afternoon. Rain remains out of the forecast for just about all of next week. Slim chances return on Friday but right now it looks like the showers/storms will wait until Saturday. The dry days will be welcomed after all the rain last week. Enjoy some pleasant January days in Houston while the ground dries out this week.
The weekend started cloudy but will end with lots of sunshine. Look for less wind on Sunday with a cool start and a comfortable afternoon. Rain remains out of the forecast for just about all of next week. Slim chances return on Friday but right now it looks like the showers/storms will wait until Saturday. The dry days will be welcomed after all the rain last week. Enjoy some pleasant January days in Houston while the ground dries out this week.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Dry air will dominate the Houston skies this weekend. Forecast highs today will reach the low-60s with mostly cloudy skies. Breezes out of the northwest at 15-20 mph. It will be a nice weekend with clearing skies on Sunday. This dry weather pattern remains in place through the middle of next week with warming temperatures. Our next best chance for rain is next Friday. Stay up-to-date on the weather in Houston and across the country by downloading the FOX Local app on your smart tv.
Dry air will dominate the Houston skies this weekend. Forecast highs today will reach the low-60s with mostly cloudy skies. Breezes out of the northwest at 15-20 mph. It will be a nice weekend with clearing skies on Sunday. This dry weather pattern remains in place through the middle of next week with warming temperatures. Our next best chance for rain is next Friday. Stay up-to-date on the weather in Houston and across the country by downloading the FOX Local app on your smart tv.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
We are getting through our final round of rain this evening and tonight before our weather pattern FINALLY starts to shift to a more quiet and drier pattern. So hang on, change is on the way! However, Watch out for a few additional flooded streets that may develop with showers and a few heavy downpours expected through about midnight. Severe storms are not expected. But heavy rain, small hail, frequent lightning & gusts near 40 mph are possible. Cold front pushes through by early Saturday ushering in slightly cooler and much drier air for the weekend. Enjoy about six pleasant and dry days expected with our next round of rain holding off until next Friday. Keep track of all of these weather changes and get additional weather content by downloading our app for your smart TV, FOX Local.
We are getting through our final round of rain this evening and tonight before our weather pattern FINALLY starts to shift to a more quiet and drier pattern. So hang on, change is on the way! However, Watch out for a few additional flooded streets that may develop with showers and a few heavy downpours expected through about midnight. Severe storms are not expected. But heavy rain, small hail, frequent lightning & gusts near 40 mph are possible. Cold front pushes through by early Saturday ushering in slightly cooler and much drier air for the weekend. Enjoy about six pleasant and dry days expected with our next round of rain holding off until next Friday. Keep track of all of these weather changes and get additional weather content by downloading our app for your smart TV, FOX Local.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
After a very foggy morning, we?re going to have one more round of some scattered showers and a few isolated thunderstorms this afternoon with highs in the 60s. Then we?re going to enjoy a long period of dry air sunshine and just plain beautiful conditions. Expect several days with chilly nights and comfortable days with nice low humidity.
After a very foggy morning, we?re going to have one more round of some scattered showers and a few isolated thunderstorms this afternoon with highs in the 60s. Then we?re going to enjoy a long period of dry air sunshine and just plain beautiful conditions. Expect several days with chilly nights and comfortable days with nice low humidity.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
The rain has ended for today with no additional rain expected through tonight. However, numerous Flood Warnings continue for several areas across SE Texas due to rivers, creeks and streams in minor to major flood stage. There are still many flooding reports along the Trinity, San Bernard, Brazos and San Jacinto Rivers with around 3 to 15 inches of rain falling across the area over the last 3-4 days. So please continue to be very cautious and avoid walking or driving through any flooded areas. Some of the flood warnings stick around through early next week. Look for one more round of rain to roll through Friday around 4-11 PM with a few storms possible. Severe weather is not expected and rain totals should be less than a half inch. So this round is not expected to bring significant flooding. A cold front moves through late Friday and early Saturday bringing in drier and slightly cooler air for the weekend. Get ready for some pleasant and dry afternoons with high temperatures in the 60s and jacket weather at night in the 40s this weekend. Download our Fox Local App for extra weather coverage, special features and more!
The rain has ended for today with no additional rain expected through tonight. However, numerous Flood Warnings continue for several areas across SE Texas due to rivers, creeks and streams in minor to major flood stage. There are still many flooding reports along the Trinity, San Bernard, Brazos and San Jacinto Rivers with around 3 to 15 inches of rain falling across the area over the last 3-4 days. So please continue to be very cautious and avoid walking or driving through any flooded areas. Some of the flood warnings stick around through early next week. Look for one more round of rain to roll through Friday around 4-11 PM with a few storms possible. Severe weather is not expected and rain totals should be less than a half inch. So this round is not expected to bring significant flooding. A cold front moves through late Friday and early Saturday bringing in drier and slightly cooler air for the weekend. Get ready for some pleasant and dry afternoons with high temperatures in the 60s and jacket weather at night in the 40s this weekend. Download our Fox Local App for extra weather coverage, special features and more!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
The rain has ended for today with no additional rain expected through tonight. However, numerous Flood Warnings continue for several areas across SE Texas due to rivers, creeks, and streams in minor to major flood stage. There are still many flooding reports along the Trinity, San Bernard, Brazos, and San Jacinto Rivers with around 3 to 15 inches of rain falling across the area over the last 3-4 days. So please continue to be very cautious and avoid walking or driving through any flooded areas. Some of the flood warnings stick around through early next week. Look for one more round of rain to roll through Friday around 4 to 11 p.m. with a few storms possible. Severe weather is not expected and rain totals should be less than a half inch. So this round is not expected to bring significant flooding. A cold front moves through late Friday and early Saturday bringing in drier and slightly cooler air for the weekend. Get ready for some pleasant and dry afternoons with high temperatures in the 60s and jacket weather at night in the 40s this weekend. Download our FOX Local App for extra weather coverage, special features, and more!
The rain has ended for today with no additional rain expected through tonight. However, numerous Flood Warnings continue for several areas across SE Texas due to rivers, creeks, and streams in minor to major flood stage. There are still many flooding reports along the Trinity, San Bernard, Brazos, and San Jacinto Rivers with around 3 to 15 inches of rain falling across the area over the last 3-4 days. So please continue to be very cautious and avoid walking or driving through any flooded areas. Some of the flood warnings stick around through early next week. Look for one more round of rain to roll through Friday around 4 to 11 p.m. with a few storms possible. Severe weather is not expected and rain totals should be less than a half inch. So this round is not expected to bring significant flooding. A cold front moves through late Friday and early Saturday bringing in drier and slightly cooler air for the weekend. Get ready for some pleasant and dry afternoons with high temperatures in the 60s and jacket weather at night in the 40s this weekend. Download our FOX Local App for extra weather coverage, special features, and more!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
After rounds of rain, you can expect partly sunny skies Thursday afternoon. Although there are still some major problems with flooding along our rivers, and some of the flooding may even get worse heading into this weekend. We may be in for one last round of light showers Friday before the sunshine makes a return for the weekend.
After rounds of rain, you can expect partly sunny skies Thursday afternoon. Although there are still some major problems with flooding along our rivers, and some of the flooding may even get worse heading into this weekend. We may be in for one last round of light showers Friday before the sunshine makes a return for the weekend.
Sunshine returns to Houston after days of rain
Heavy storms have moved on out and we?re actually going to see the return of sunshine today! Even though the rain has come to an end, we still have some major problems with flooding along our rivers, and some of the flooding may even get worse heading into this weekend. In particular we?re watching the San Jacinto River, the Trinity River and parts of the Brazos river. We may be in for one last round of light showers tomorrow before the sunshine makes a return this weekend and we enter a long stretch of really beautiful weather for much of next week.
Heavy storms have moved on out and we?re actually going to see the return of sunshine today! Even though the rain has come to an end, we still have some major problems with flooding along our rivers, and some of the flooding may even get worse heading into this weekend. In particular we?re watching the San Jacinto River, the Trinity River and parts of the Brazos river. We may be in for one last round of light showers tomorrow before the sunshine makes a return this weekend and we enter a long stretch of really beautiful weather for much of next week.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Heavy storms have moved on out and we?re actually going to see the return of sunshine today! Even though the rain has come to an end, we still have some major problems with flooding along our rivers, and some of the flooding may even get worse heading into this weekend. In particular we?re watching the San Jacinto River, the Trinity River and parts of the Brazos river. We may be in for one last round of light showers tomorrow before the sunshine makes a return this weekend and we enter a long stretch of really beautiful weather for much of next week.
Heavy storms have moved on out and we?re actually going to see the return of sunshine today! Even though the rain has come to an end, we still have some major problems with flooding along our rivers, and some of the flooding may even get worse heading into this weekend. In particular we?re watching the San Jacinto River, the Trinity River and parts of the Brazos river. We may be in for one last round of light showers tomorrow before the sunshine makes a return this weekend and we enter a long stretch of really beautiful weather for much of next week.
Houston weather: Rain clearing out of area
Flood Watch has been extended until Noon Thursday for the entire area. An additional 1-3" of rain is still possible through Thursday morning. Some areas north and west of Houston like Brenham and La Grange have picked up 7-13" of rain over the last 4 days. Parts of Huntsville have picked up close to 10" of rain since Sunday and Cypress and Katy have picked up around 5-7" of rain. So the ground is saturated and many creeks, rivers and streams have surpassed flood stage and are still rising. Areal Flood Warning continues until midnight for several counties N/NW of Houston for street flooding caused by excessive rain. Numerous roads are still flooded and closed. So remember, turn around, don't drown! Always find an alternate route. Rain will remain widespread through this evening with another round of rain & a few rumbles of thunder expected late tonight through early Thursday. Severe storms are not expected. But watch out for some additional flooding that might develop along with lightning and wind gusts up to 40 mph. We should dry out for the rest of Thursday with another round of spotty rain and storms with our next front Friday evening. Then our pattern shifts as we dry things out for an awesome looking weekend. Remember to check out exclusive content and extra coverage of this flooding event by downloading our Fox Local app on your smart tv!
Flood Watch has been extended until Noon Thursday for the entire area. An additional 1-3" of rain is still possible through Thursday morning. Some areas north and west of Houston like Brenham and La Grange have picked up 7-13" of rain over the last 4 days. Parts of Huntsville have picked up close to 10" of rain since Sunday and Cypress and Katy have picked up around 5-7" of rain. So the ground is saturated and many creeks, rivers and streams have surpassed flood stage and are still rising. Areal Flood Warning continues until midnight for several counties N/NW of Houston for street flooding caused by excessive rain. Numerous roads are still flooded and closed. So remember, turn around, don't drown! Always find an alternate route. Rain will remain widespread through this evening with another round of rain & a few rumbles of thunder expected late tonight through early Thursday. Severe storms are not expected. But watch out for some additional flooding that might develop along with lightning and wind gusts up to 40 mph. We should dry out for the rest of Thursday with another round of spotty rain and storms with our next front Friday evening. Then our pattern shifts as we dry things out for an awesome looking weekend. Remember to check out exclusive content and extra coverage of this flooding event by downloading our Fox Local app on your smart tv!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Flood Watch has been extended until Noon Thursday for the entire area. An additional 1-3" of rain is still possible through Thursday morning. Some areas north and west of Houston like Brenham and La Grange have picked up 7-13" of rain over the last 4 days. Parts of Huntsville have picked up close to 10" of rain since Sunday and Cypress and Katy have picked up around 5-7" of rain. So the ground is saturated and many creeks, rivers and streams have surpassed the flood stage and are still rising. Areal Flood Warning continues until midnight for several counties N/NW of Houston for street flooding caused by excessive rain. Numerous roads are still flooded and closed. So remember, turn around, don't drown! Always find an alternate route. Rain will remain widespread through this evening with another round of rain & a few rumbles of thunder expected late tonight through early Thursday. Severe storms are not expected. But watch out for some additional flooding that might develop along with lightning and wind gusts up to 40 mph. We should dry out for the rest of Thursday with another round of spotty rain and storms with our next front on Friday evening. Then our pattern shifts as we dry things out for an awesome-looking weekend. Remember to check out exclusive content and extra coverage of this flooding event by downloading our Fox Local app on your smart TV!
Flood Watch has been extended until Noon Thursday for the entire area. An additional 1-3" of rain is still possible through Thursday morning. Some areas north and west of Houston like Brenham and La Grange have picked up 7-13" of rain over the last 4 days. Parts of Huntsville have picked up close to 10" of rain since Sunday and Cypress and Katy have picked up around 5-7" of rain. So the ground is saturated and many creeks, rivers and streams have surpassed the flood stage and are still rising. Areal Flood Warning continues until midnight for several counties N/NW of Houston for street flooding caused by excessive rain. Numerous roads are still flooded and closed. So remember, turn around, don't drown! Always find an alternate route. Rain will remain widespread through this evening with another round of rain & a few rumbles of thunder expected late tonight through early Thursday. Severe storms are not expected. But watch out for some additional flooding that might develop along with lightning and wind gusts up to 40 mph. We should dry out for the rest of Thursday with another round of spotty rain and storms with our next front on Friday evening. Then our pattern shifts as we dry things out for an awesome-looking weekend. Remember to check out exclusive content and extra coverage of this flooding event by downloading our Fox Local app on your smart TV!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Rainfall will continue to move northeast across the viewing area this afternoon. Allow yourself some extra time if you're heading out today in case of road conditions or flooding. Harris County seemed to have more reasonable numbers. We're beginning to see more rounds of heavy rain Wednesday afternoon and we'll see the last batch of heavy rain roll through early Thursday morning.
Rainfall will continue to move northeast across the viewing area this afternoon. Allow yourself some extra time if you're heading out today in case of road conditions or flooding. Harris County seemed to have more reasonable numbers. We're beginning to see more rounds of heavy rain Wednesday afternoon and we'll see the last batch of heavy rain roll through early Thursday morning.
Houston weather: Flood & severe storm threat increasing for Houston Wednesday
Today is a FOX 26 Storm Alert Day. A flood watch is in effect for Houston until noon Thursday.
Today is a FOX 26 Storm Alert Day. A flood watch is in effect for Houston until noon Thursday.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
A flood watch is in effect until noon. Expect several rounds of heavy rain, lightning and street flooding through the day with temperatures in the 60s.
A flood watch is in effect until noon. Expect several rounds of heavy rain, lightning and street flooding through the day with temperatures in the 60s.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Today and Wednesday are once again FOX 26 Storm Alert Days as the threat for flooding remains higher across the Houston area. Houston and surrounding areas are now under a Flood Watch until 9 AM Wednesday with an additional 2-4 inches of rain possible. Some north and west of Houston picked up around 2-4 inches of rain yesterday with an additional 2-4" possible for the entire area through Wednesday PM. Heaviest rain should remain north and west of Houston through early tonight. But between 1-2 AM, models are showing a big line of heavy rain and strong storms rolling right into Houston. There could also be a few strong wind gusts near 60 mph and some hail. We remain in a marginal risk for severe weather tonight and Wednesday. Rounds of heavy rain will continue through Wednesday evening. Rain & storms will become less widespread Thursday and Friday with a 40% chance. We are finally drying things out as we slide into the weekend with bright sunshine for your outdoor plans
Today and Wednesday are once again FOX 26 Storm Alert Days as the threat for flooding remains higher across the Houston area. Houston and surrounding areas are now under a Flood Watch until 9 AM Wednesday with an additional 2-4 inches of rain possible. Some north and west of Houston picked up around 2-4 inches of rain yesterday with an additional 2-4" possible for the entire area through Wednesday PM. Heaviest rain should remain north and west of Houston through early tonight. But between 1-2 AM, models are showing a big line of heavy rain and strong storms rolling right into Houston. There could also be a few strong wind gusts near 60 mph and some hail. We remain in a marginal risk for severe weather tonight and Wednesday. Rounds of heavy rain will continue through Wednesday evening. Rain & storms will become less widespread Thursday and Friday with a 40% chance. We are finally drying things out as we slide into the weekend with bright sunshine for your outdoor plans
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Today and Wednesday are once again FOX 26 Storm Alert Days as the threat for flooding remains higher across the Houston area. Houston and surrounding areas are now under a Flood Watch until 9 AM Wednesday with an additional 2-4 inches of rain possible. Some north and west of Houston picked up around 2-4 inches of rain yesterday with an additional 2-4" possible for the entire area through Wednesday PM. Heaviest rain should remain north and west of Houston through early tonight. But between 1-2 AM, models are showing a big line of heavy rain and strong storms rolling right into Houston. There could also be a few strong wind gusts near 60 mph and some hail. We remain in a marginal risk for severe weather tonight and Wednesday. Rounds of heavy rain will continue through Wednesday evening. Rain & storms will become less widespread Thursday and Friday with a 40% chance. We are finally drying things out as we slide into the weekend with bright sunshine for your outdoor plans
Today and Wednesday are once again FOX 26 Storm Alert Days as the threat for flooding remains higher across the Houston area. Houston and surrounding areas are now under a Flood Watch until 9 AM Wednesday with an additional 2-4 inches of rain possible. Some north and west of Houston picked up around 2-4 inches of rain yesterday with an additional 2-4" possible for the entire area through Wednesday PM. Heaviest rain should remain north and west of Houston through early tonight. But between 1-2 AM, models are showing a big line of heavy rain and strong storms rolling right into Houston. There could also be a few strong wind gusts near 60 mph and some hail. We remain in a marginal risk for severe weather tonight and Wednesday. Rounds of heavy rain will continue through Wednesday evening. Rain & storms will become less widespread Thursday and Friday with a 40% chance. We are finally drying things out as we slide into the weekend with bright sunshine for your outdoor plans