Houston Weather: Fourth of July Forecast
Happy 4th of July and in typical fashion, you can expect hot and humid weather today, but with a good chance for early to mid-afternoon storms. Some could briefly be on the heavy side, but most likely, everything will calm down in time for the fireworks tonight. Watch for at least two more rounds of storms Wednesday and Thursday before a heat dome builds back in and brings more triple-digit heat. Next week looks very hot all across Texas.
Happy 4th of July and in typical fashion, you can expect hot and humid weather today, but with a good chance for early to mid-afternoon storms. Some could briefly be on the heavy side, but most likely, everything will calm down in time for the fireworks tonight. Watch for at least two more rounds of storms Wednesday and Thursday before a heat dome builds back in and brings more triple-digit heat. Next week looks very hot all across Texas.
Fourth of July morning weather forecast
Partly cloudy, hot, and humid with scattered afternoon storms. Rain should taper off after sunset. Highs in the mid to upper 90s.
Partly cloudy, hot, and humid with scattered afternoon storms. Rain should taper off after sunset. Highs in the mid to upper 90s.
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FOX 26 Meteorologist Remeisha Shade has the latest on a pattern change in the Houston area and if you should plan for storms for the Fourth of July Holiday.
FOX 26 Meteorologist Remeisha Shade has the latest on a pattern change in the Houston area and if you should plan for storms for the Fourth of July Holiday.
Houston Weather: Hot, humid with isolated storms
This week marks a complete pattern chance for Texas with high pressure gone (for a few days) and an unsettled pattern in place. Look for a more active summertime pattern with daily highs in the mid-90s, and lots of humidity, but with the addition of scattered storms each day. The highest coverage of rain is expected on Wednesday and Thursday, but mainly afternoon storms are also possible today and tomorrow for the 4th.
This week marks a complete pattern chance for Texas with high pressure gone (for a few days) and an unsettled pattern in place. Look for a more active summertime pattern with daily highs in the mid-90s, and lots of humidity, but with the addition of scattered storms each day. The highest coverage of rain is expected on Wednesday and Thursday, but mainly afternoon storms are also possible today and tomorrow for the 4th.
Partly cloudy, hot and humid with isolated afternoon storms
This week marks a complete pattern chance for Texas with high pressure gone (for a few days) and an unsettled pattern in place. Look for a more active summertime pattern with daily highs in the mid-90s, and lots of humidity, but with the addition of scattered storms each day. The highest coverage of rain is expected on Wednesday and Thursday, but mainly afternoon storms are also possible today and tomorrow for the 4th.
This week marks a complete pattern chance for Texas with high pressure gone (for a few days) and an unsettled pattern in place. Look for a more active summertime pattern with daily highs in the mid-90s, and lots of humidity, but with the addition of scattered storms each day. The highest coverage of rain is expected on Wednesday and Thursday, but mainly afternoon storms are also possible today and tomorrow for the 4th.
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Sunday afternoon finally saw some pop-up showers and downpours across Houston. Those helped to keep the temperatures slightly cooler around Southeast Texas. There are still some shower and storms expected in the afternoon on July 4th, but not enough to cancel any holiday plans that you have. The rain coverage will increase as we move closer to the end of the week.
Sunday afternoon finally saw some pop-up showers and downpours across Houston. Those helped to keep the temperatures slightly cooler around Southeast Texas. There are still some shower and storms expected in the afternoon on July 4th, but not enough to cancel any holiday plans that you have. The rain coverage will increase as we move closer to the end of the week.
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Sunday afternoon finally saw some pop up showers and downpours across Houston. Those helped to keep the temperatures slightly cooler around Southeast Texas. There are still some shower/storms expected in the afternoon on July 4th, but not enough to cancel any holiday plans that you have. The rain coverage will increase as we move closer to the end of the week.
Sunday afternoon finally saw some pop up showers and downpours across Houston. Those helped to keep the temperatures slightly cooler around Southeast Texas. There are still some shower/storms expected in the afternoon on July 4th, but not enough to cancel any holiday plans that you have. The rain coverage will increase as we move closer to the end of the week.
Houston Weather: Rain chances after hot, dry pattern
After 3 weeks of hot, dry weather we've finally got some rain chances in the mix. It looks to be mostly isolated afternoon pop-ups the next few days with more coverage toward the tail end of the week. While overnight lows will still be running about 5 degrees above average, daytime highs will finally hover near normal (94). "Feels like" values will likely be elevated about 5-10 degrees above that, but we should stay mostly below heat advisory criteria (108) for now.
After 3 weeks of hot, dry weather we've finally got some rain chances in the mix. It looks to be mostly isolated afternoon pop-ups the next few days with more coverage toward the tail end of the week. While overnight lows will still be running about 5 degrees above average, daytime highs will finally hover near normal (94). "Feels like" values will likely be elevated about 5-10 degrees above that, but we should stay mostly below heat advisory criteria (108) for now.
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Houston has seen 19 days in a row of Heat Alerts and it looks like it will stop there. The heat index values for Sunday look to be just below that 108 threshold. There could still be some isolated spots hitting 108 or higher, so continue to use heat safety over this holiday weekend. Some isolated showers are in the forecast for the start of the week as Southeast Texas transitions back into a more typical summertime pattern.
Houston has seen 19 days in a row of Heat Alerts and it looks like it will stop there. The heat index values for Sunday look to be just below that 108 threshold. There could still be some isolated spots hitting 108 or higher, so continue to use heat safety over this holiday weekend. Some isolated showers are in the forecast for the start of the week as Southeast Texas transitions back into a more typical summertime pattern.
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On this 19th consecutive day under heat alerts, it should be our last. Tomorrow, feels like temps should mostly fall below the 108 threshold. Look for more cloud cover, and a few spotty showers on Sunday and Monday. No need to cancel outdoor plans as rain will be very hit or miss, but each afternoon next week features at least the opportunity with the return of closer to normal temperatures.
On this 19th consecutive day under heat alerts, it should be our last. Tomorrow, feels like temps should mostly fall below the 108 threshold. Look for more cloud cover, and a few spotty showers on Sunday and Monday. No need to cancel outdoor plans as rain will be very hit or miss, but each afternoon next week features at least the opportunity with the return of closer to normal temperatures.
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Heat Advisory has been extended once again for Houston and surrounding areas until 7 PM Saturday. That means heat index values of 105-110 are likely which will keep us in the dangerous category. The heat will become a bit less intense through the next week as the pattern finally changes. Look for a few more clouds and isolated rain by Sunday. Spotty showers & storms are expected during the afternoon Monday & Tuesday. More widespread showers and storms are in the forecast Wednesday through Friday as temperatures drop back closer to normal for this time of the year. Have a safe holiday weekend and make sure to download the FOX 26 WX App for updates to your holiday forecast!
Heat Advisory has been extended once again for Houston and surrounding areas until 7 PM Saturday. That means heat index values of 105-110 are likely which will keep us in the dangerous category. The heat will become a bit less intense through the next week as the pattern finally changes. Look for a few more clouds and isolated rain by Sunday. Spotty showers & storms are expected during the afternoon Monday & Tuesday. More widespread showers and storms are in the forecast Wednesday through Friday as temperatures drop back closer to normal for this time of the year. Have a safe holiday weekend and make sure to download the FOX 26 WX App for updates to your holiday forecast!
Houston expecting sunshine with hot and humid days
Today will mark the 22nd day of above-average temperatures with very few changes compared with each day earlier this week.
Today will mark the 22nd day of above-average temperatures with very few changes compared with each day earlier this week.
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Today will mark the 22nd day in a row of above average temperatures with very few changes compared with each day earlier this week. The high pressure "heat dome" will retreat to the east over the next few days, so slowly but surely our weather will return to normal with mid 90s next week along with scattered showers for the 4th of July.
Today will mark the 22nd day in a row of above average temperatures with very few changes compared with each day earlier this week. The high pressure "heat dome" will retreat to the east over the next few days, so slowly but surely our weather will return to normal with mid 90s next week along with scattered showers for the 4th of July.
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HEAT ADVISORY has been extended until 7 PM Friday with heat index values expected to climb to around 105 - 110. Actual temperatures are likely climbing to the upper 90s Friday and again on Saturday. There will however be a gradual shift to a more unsettled weather pattern that will include less heat, more clouds and more rain. Isolated showers and storms return by Sunday afternoon with better chances for scattered storms on Monday and the Fourth of July on Tuesday. Best chance for storms on the Fourth of July will be from 1PM - 7PM. Make sure to head indoors if you hear thunder or see lightning! A few heavy downpours may also impact your holiday outdoor plans. Unsettled weather continues with more rain and storms Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures in the low to middle 90s.
HEAT ADVISORY has been extended until 7 PM Friday with heat index values expected to climb to around 105 - 110. Actual temperatures are likely climbing to the upper 90s Friday and again on Saturday. There will however be a gradual shift to a more unsettled weather pattern that will include less heat, more clouds and more rain. Isolated showers and storms return by Sunday afternoon with better chances for scattered storms on Monday and the Fourth of July on Tuesday. Best chance for storms on the Fourth of July will be from 1PM - 7PM. Make sure to head indoors if you hear thunder or see lightning! A few heavy downpours may also impact your holiday outdoor plans. Unsettled weather continues with more rain and storms Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures in the low to middle 90s.
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HEAT ADVISORY has been extended until 7 PM Friday with heat index values expected to climb to around 105 - 110. Actual temperatures are likely climbing to the upper 90s Friday and again on Saturday. There will however be a gradual shift to a more unsettled weather pattern that will include less heat, more clouds, and more rain. Isolated showers and storms return by Sunday afternoon with better chances for scattered storms on Monday and the Fourth of July on Tuesday. The best chance for storms on the Fourth of July will be from 1 - 7 p.m. Make sure to head indoors if you hear thunder or see lightning! A few heavy downpours may also impact your holiday outdoor plans. Unsettled weather continues with more rain and storms Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures in the low to middle 90s.
HEAT ADVISORY has been extended until 7 PM Friday with heat index values expected to climb to around 105 - 110. Actual temperatures are likely climbing to the upper 90s Friday and again on Saturday. There will however be a gradual shift to a more unsettled weather pattern that will include less heat, more clouds, and more rain. Isolated showers and storms return by Sunday afternoon with better chances for scattered storms on Monday and the Fourth of July on Tuesday. The best chance for storms on the Fourth of July will be from 1 - 7 p.m. Make sure to head indoors if you hear thunder or see lightning! A few heavy downpours may also impact your holiday outdoor plans. Unsettled weather continues with more rain and storms Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures in the low to middle 90s.
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Live & breaking news for the We are still looking at a couple more days worth of heat alerts through at least the start of the weekend before we start to notice the pattern shift that will take place for most of next week. Hot, dry days linger through Saturday and by Sunday cloud cover increases with a few isolated light showers through Monday. Unfortunately, for the July 4th holiday locally scattered showers and storms will be in the mix. In fact, much of next week looks on and off unsettled. The good news is, it comes with a decline in temperatures, and daytime highs will be much more reasonable, closer to our average for this time of year in the low-mid 90s. entire Houston area.
Live & breaking news for the We are still looking at a couple more days worth of heat alerts through at least the start of the weekend before we start to notice the pattern shift that will take place for most of next week. Hot, dry days linger through Saturday and by Sunday cloud cover increases with a few isolated light showers through Monday. Unfortunately, for the July 4th holiday locally scattered showers and storms will be in the mix. In fact, much of next week looks on and off unsettled. The good news is, it comes with a decline in temperatures, and daytime highs will be much more reasonable, closer to our average for this time of year in the low-mid 90s. entire Houston area.
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We are on day 21 of above normal high temperatures and another day with a heat advisory in effect. We'll stay very warm through the weekend, but as high pressure shifts to our east and weakens, it should allow temps to return to normal by the Fourth of July with scattered showers and storms possible.
We are on day 21 of above normal high temperatures and another day with a heat advisory in effect. We'll stay very warm through the weekend, but as high pressure shifts to our east and weakens, it should allow temps to return to normal by the Fourth of July with scattered showers and storms possible.
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Heat Dome remains parked over Texas and that means more hot and dry weather. HEAT ADVISORY remains in effect until 7 PM Thursday for Heat Index values of 105-112 possible. The heat dome will keep sliding east this weekend and next week allowing for a few changes. Low rain chances return to the area this weekend with more clouds and a better shot for spotty rain and storms next week. Temperatures will also be closer to average next week in the middle 90s instead of around triple digits. Still practice heat safety and take it easy in the sizzling temps! Drink lots of water, limit time outside during hottest part of the day, take breaks in the shade while outside and double check your car for kids or pets before you walk away. Scattered showers are expected for the Fourth of July holiday Tuesday but it should not be a washout. Download our FOX 26 Weather App for all of the latest information on the heat and the tropics!
Heat Dome remains parked over Texas and that means more hot and dry weather. HEAT ADVISORY remains in effect until 7 PM Thursday for Heat Index values of 105-112 possible. The heat dome will keep sliding east this weekend and next week allowing for a few changes. Low rain chances return to the area this weekend with more clouds and a better shot for spotty rain and storms next week. Temperatures will also be closer to average next week in the middle 90s instead of around triple digits. Still practice heat safety and take it easy in the sizzling temps! Drink lots of water, limit time outside during hottest part of the day, take breaks in the shade while outside and double check your car for kids or pets before you walk away. Scattered showers are expected for the Fourth of July holiday Tuesday but it should not be a washout. Download our FOX 26 Weather App for all of the latest information on the heat and the tropics!
Heat advisory continues, low rain chances return
Heat Dome remains parked over Texas and that means more hot and dry weather. HEAT ADVISORY remains in effect until 7 PM Thursday for Heat Index values of 105-112 possible. The heat dome will keep sliding east this weekend and next week allowing for a few changes. Low rain chances return to the area this weekend with more clouds and a better shot for spotty rain and storms next week. Temperatures will also be closer to average next week in the middle 90s instead of around triple digits. Still, practice heat safety and take it easy in the sizzling temps! Drink lots of water, limit time outside during the hottest part of the day, take breaks in the shade while outside, and double-check your car for kids or pets before you walk away. Scattered showers are expected for the Fourth of July holiday Tuesday but it should not be a washout. Download our FOX 26 Weather App for all of the latest information on the heat and the tropics!
Heat Dome remains parked over Texas and that means more hot and dry weather. HEAT ADVISORY remains in effect until 7 PM Thursday for Heat Index values of 105-112 possible. The heat dome will keep sliding east this weekend and next week allowing for a few changes. Low rain chances return to the area this weekend with more clouds and a better shot for spotty rain and storms next week. Temperatures will also be closer to average next week in the middle 90s instead of around triple digits. Still, practice heat safety and take it easy in the sizzling temps! Drink lots of water, limit time outside during the hottest part of the day, take breaks in the shade while outside, and double-check your car for kids or pets before you walk away. Scattered showers are expected for the Fourth of July holiday Tuesday but it should not be a washout. Download our FOX 26 Weather App for all of the latest information on the heat and the tropics!