Mostly cloudy in the 60s Sunday afternoon with few showers
Houston will continue to see a few showers around until a cold front arrives Tuesday afternoon. That front will create some severe storms with some of those possible in Southeast Texas. Locally heavy rainfall is also possible late on Tuesday. Skies will gradually clear on Wednesday as some chilly weather moves into the area for the rest of the week.
Houston will continue to see a few showers around until a cold front arrives Tuesday afternoon. That front will create some severe storms with some of those possible in Southeast Texas. Locally heavy rainfall is also possible late on Tuesday. Skies will gradually clear on Wednesday as some chilly weather moves into the area for the rest of the week.
Sunday weather forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
This week will feature quite the pattern flip, from warm and humid to cool and dry. After a stormy start to Sunday, the rain will remain fairly Isolated until Tuesday when our next front arrives. That will bring in another dose of strong to potentially severe storms, mainly east, and the possibility for more locally heavy rainfall. A sprinkle or two may linger into the early part of Wednesday then skies will gradually clear as festive weather arrives. Some chilly starts in the upper 30s are possible farther north toward the end of the week and heading into the weekend.
This week will feature quite the pattern flip, from warm and humid to cool and dry. After a stormy start to Sunday, the rain will remain fairly Isolated until Tuesday when our next front arrives. That will bring in another dose of strong to potentially severe storms, mainly east, and the possibility for more locally heavy rainfall. A sprinkle or two may linger into the early part of Wednesday then skies will gradually clear as festive weather arrives. Some chilly starts in the upper 30s are possible farther north toward the end of the week and heading into the weekend.
Cold front bringing storms to Houston area early Sunday morning
A cold front will bringing a broken line of storms into the Houston area overnight into early Sunday morning. The rain should end around noon and milder temperatures will hang around Southeast Texas until a stronger front arrives on Tuesday. That will begin a much cooler and drier pattern.
A cold front will bringing a broken line of storms into the Houston area overnight into early Sunday morning. The rain should end around noon and milder temperatures will hang around Southeast Texas until a stronger front arrives on Tuesday. That will begin a much cooler and drier pattern.
Saturday weather forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
Still warm and humid, but changes are on the horizon. Rain chances are also going up. The first half of Saturday looks good for outdoor plans, and so does the second half of Sunday. But overnight tonight some locally heavy rain will fall with a slow-moving front. That will be mainly north of town, along with the possibility of a few stronger storms. Something to keep in mind if you'll be out and about after dark: we'll be quiet through Monday, before the next potential for severe weather arrives. Check back often for updates on Tuesday, and if you're craving cooler air don't worry... it's coming
Still warm and humid, but changes are on the horizon. Rain chances are also going up. The first half of Saturday looks good for outdoor plans, and so does the second half of Sunday. But overnight tonight some locally heavy rain will fall with a slow-moving front. That will be mainly north of town, along with the possibility of a few stronger storms. Something to keep in mind if you'll be out and about after dark: we'll be quiet through Monday, before the next potential for severe weather arrives. Check back often for updates on Tuesday, and if you're craving cooler air don't worry... it's coming
Saturday morning weather forecast
Two big rounds of rain are expected to roll through over the next 5 days. The first round comes with a weaker cold front late Saturday night into Sunday. A few strong storms could also accompany this front. A much stronger front Tuesday brings even higher rain chances and finally much cooler air by the middle of next week. It will be close to a 20 degree drop so get ready!
Two big rounds of rain are expected to roll through over the next 5 days. The first round comes with a weaker cold front late Saturday night into Sunday. A few strong storms could also accompany this front. A much stronger front Tuesday brings even higher rain chances and finally much cooler air by the middle of next week. It will be close to a 20 degree drop so get ready!
Friday evening weather forecast
Two big rounds of rain are expected to roll through over the next 5 days. The first round comes with a weaker cold front late Saturday night into Sunday. A few strong storms could also accompany this front. A much stronger front Tuesday brings even higher rain chances and finally much cooler air by the middle of next week. It will be close to a 20 degree drop so get ready!
Two big rounds of rain are expected to roll through over the next 5 days. The first round comes with a weaker cold front late Saturday night into Sunday. A few strong storms could also accompany this front. A much stronger front Tuesday brings even higher rain chances and finally much cooler air by the middle of next week. It will be close to a 20 degree drop so get ready!
Humid, warm Friday afternoon in the 80s
Today is looking mostly dry if you've got Friday night plans, but look for an increase in rain over the weekend. A few stronger storms may be in the mix especially for our northern areas, with the bulk arriving after dark Saturday and lingering into the earlier part of Sunday. The work week starts off quiet but a stronger front will very likely bring severe weather to the deep south Tuesday into Wednesday, which may include a few stronger storms for our area as well. Behind the front, temperatures return closer to normal for this time of year so we've got some dry and less humid air to look forward to!
Today is looking mostly dry if you've got Friday night plans, but look for an increase in rain over the weekend. A few stronger storms may be in the mix especially for our northern areas, with the bulk arriving after dark Saturday and lingering into the earlier part of Sunday. The work week starts off quiet but a stronger front will very likely bring severe weather to the deep south Tuesday into Wednesday, which may include a few stronger storms for our area as well. Behind the front, temperatures return closer to normal for this time of year so we've got some dry and less humid air to look forward to!
Foggy, misty Friday morning then isolated showers with afternoon highs near 80
Houston's high temps have hit the low 80s each of the last four days and will get close again today, but changes are on the way. A round of storms looks likely from late Saturday through early Sunday which could cool the air a bit and affect your weekend. Next week, a cold front could bring strong storms followed by windy and much cooler weather.
Houston's high temps have hit the low 80s each of the last four days and will get close again today, but changes are on the way. A round of storms looks likely from late Saturday through early Sunday which could cool the air a bit and affect your weekend. Next week, a cold front could bring strong storms followed by windy and much cooler weather.
Friday morning weather forecast
Near record heat continues for the Houston area with more warmth stretching into the weekend. The difference will be the increase in rain chances, especially late Saturday and Sunday as a front drifts into the area. Monday will be mainly dry and warm with an isolated shower. But a stronger cold front will finally move in Tuesday bringing a round of widespread rain and a chance for some strong storms. That front will finally usher in some noticeably cooler air by Wednesday and Thursday. It will definitely start to feel more like the holidays!
Near record heat continues for the Houston area with more warmth stretching into the weekend. The difference will be the increase in rain chances, especially late Saturday and Sunday as a front drifts into the area. Monday will be mainly dry and warm with an isolated shower. But a stronger cold front will finally move in Tuesday bringing a round of widespread rain and a chance for some strong storms. That front will finally usher in some noticeably cooler air by Wednesday and Thursday. It will definitely start to feel more like the holidays!
Thursday evening weather forecast
Near record heat continues for the Houston area with more warmth stretching into the weekend. The difference will be the increase in rain chances, especially late Saturday and Sunday as a front drifts into the area. Monday will be mainly dry and warm with an isolated shower. But a stronger cold front will finally move in Tuesday bringing a round of widespread rain and a chance for some strong storms. That front will finally usher in some noticeably cooler air by Wednesday and Thursday. It will definitely start to feel more like the holidays!
Near record heat continues for the Houston area with more warmth stretching into the weekend. The difference will be the increase in rain chances, especially late Saturday and Sunday as a front drifts into the area. Monday will be mainly dry and warm with an isolated shower. But a stronger cold front will finally move in Tuesday bringing a round of widespread rain and a chance for some strong storms. That front will finally usher in some noticeably cooler air by Wednesday and Thursday. It will definitely start to feel more like the holidays!
Warm, humid weather in the 80s continues Thursday afternoon
Abnormal December warmth and humidity continues for now, but a pattern shift is on the horizon. Shower chances increase over the weekend, with our first of two fronts set to bring us unsettled weather mostly overnight Saturday into Sunday. A stronger front looks to arrive early next week and the Ark-La-Tex is already flagged for the possibility for severe weather. We'll be closely monitoring for the potential for a few stronger storms locally, followed by a dramatic cool-down.
Abnormal December warmth and humidity continues for now, but a pattern shift is on the horizon. Shower chances increase over the weekend, with our first of two fronts set to bring us unsettled weather mostly overnight Saturday into Sunday. A stronger front looks to arrive early next week and the Ark-La-Tex is already flagged for the possibility for severe weather. We'll be closely monitoring for the potential for a few stronger storms locally, followed by a dramatic cool-down.
Patchy morning fog, then warm again with highs in the low-to-mid 80s
A cold front is on the way, but it's not going to arrive until the middle of next week. Until then, our unseasonably warm and humid pattern will continue, though with a better chance for showers Friday through the weekend. A cold front Tuesday or early Wednesday could bring a round of thunderstorms followed by a 20 degree drop in temperatures.
A cold front is on the way, but it's not going to arrive until the middle of next week. Until then, our unseasonably warm and humid pattern will continue, though with a better chance for showers Friday through the weekend. A cold front Tuesday or early Wednesday could bring a round of thunderstorms followed by a 20 degree drop in temperatures.
Thursday morning weather forecast
It's more of the same with our mostly cloudy, sometimes foggy and unseasonably warm spring-like weather pattern. We once again reached record high temperatures today with Houston Hobby Airport reporting a record high of 84 degrees and Galveston reporting a new record high of 80 degrees. We will be close to records once again on Thursday in the low 80s. Some patchy fog will develop again late tonight, especially near the coast that could be thick. Warm temps with a few light rain showers will stick around through early next week. A pattern shift finally appears in the forecast by the middle of next week as a stronger cold front moves through. Rain chances increase Tuesday ahead of that front with cooler air finally returning Wednesday.
It's more of the same with our mostly cloudy, sometimes foggy and unseasonably warm spring-like weather pattern. We once again reached record high temperatures today with Houston Hobby Airport reporting a record high of 84 degrees and Galveston reporting a new record high of 80 degrees. We will be close to records once again on Thursday in the low 80s. Some patchy fog will develop again late tonight, especially near the coast that could be thick. Warm temps with a few light rain showers will stick around through early next week. A pattern shift finally appears in the forecast by the middle of next week as a stronger cold front moves through. Rain chances increase Tuesday ahead of that front with cooler air finally returning Wednesday.
Wednesday evening weather forecast
It's more of the same with our mostly cloudy, sometimes foggy and unseasonably warm spring-like weather pattern. We once again reached record high temperatures today with Houston Hobby Airport reporting a record high of 84 degrees and Galveston reporting a new record high of 80 degrees. We will be close to records once again on Thursday in the low 80s. Some patchy fog will develop again late tonight, especially near the coast that could be thick. Warm temps with a few light rain showers will stick around through early next week. A pattern shift finally appears in the forecast by the middle of next week as a stronger cold front moves through. Rain chances increase Tuesday ahead of that front with cooler air finally returning Wednesday.
It's more of the same with our mostly cloudy, sometimes foggy and unseasonably warm spring-like weather pattern. We once again reached record high temperatures today with Houston Hobby Airport reporting a record high of 84 degrees and Galveston reporting a new record high of 80 degrees. We will be close to records once again on Thursday in the low 80s. Some patchy fog will develop again late tonight, especially near the coast that could be thick. Warm temps with a few light rain showers will stick around through early next week. A pattern shift finally appears in the forecast by the middle of next week as a stronger cold front moves through. Rain chances increase Tuesday ahead of that front with cooler air finally returning Wednesday.
Wednesday morning weather with Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz
The record high of 82? was tied at Bush Airport yesterday as Hobby Airport hit 85? smashing the previous record of 81?. A warm pattern will remain on place through the weekend with daily highs in the upper 70s and low 80s - about 12-15 degrees above normal for this time of year. Morning fog and isolated showers are also likely with light rain more widespread for Friday through early next week. A brief shot of cold air is on the way for the middle of next week.
The record high of 82? was tied at Bush Airport yesterday as Hobby Airport hit 85? smashing the previous record of 81?. A warm pattern will remain on place through the weekend with daily highs in the upper 70s and low 80s - about 12-15 degrees above normal for this time of year. Morning fog and isolated showers are also likely with light rain more widespread for Friday through early next week. A brief shot of cold air is on the way for the middle of next week.
Wednesday morning weather forecast
More near record heat is in store for the next few days with afternoon high temperatures climbing to the low 80s through Thursday. Even through the weekend, there won't be a big drop in temperatures. A weak cold front will try to make it in late week. But now models are hinting that the front may stall out to our north keeping it warm and humid here. So plan on more spring-like weather through at least early next week! Rain chances will improve slightly late week into next week. It looks like some noticeably cooler air might finally make it in by the middle of next week.
More near record heat is in store for the next few days with afternoon high temperatures climbing to the low 80s through Thursday. Even through the weekend, there won't be a big drop in temperatures. A weak cold front will try to make it in late week. But now models are hinting that the front may stall out to our north keeping it warm and humid here. So plan on more spring-like weather through at least early next week! Rain chances will improve slightly late week into next week. It looks like some noticeably cooler air might finally make it in by the middle of next week.
Tuesday evening weather forecast
More near record heat is in store for the next few days with afternoon high temperatures climbing to the low 80s through Thursday. Even through the weekend, there won't be a big drop in temperatures. A weak cold front will try to make it in late week. But now models are hinting that the front may stall out to our north keeping it warm and humid here. So plan on more spring-like weather through at least early next week! Rain chances will improve slightly late week into next week. It looks like some noticeably cooler air might finally make it in by the middle of next week.
More near record heat is in store for the next few days with afternoon high temperatures climbing to the low 80s through Thursday. Even through the weekend, there won't be a big drop in temperatures. A weak cold front will try to make it in late week. But now models are hinting that the front may stall out to our north keeping it warm and humid here. So plan on more spring-like weather through at least early next week! Rain chances will improve slightly late week into next week. It looks like some noticeably cooler air might finally make it in by the middle of next week.
Tuesday afternoon weather forecast with Meteorologist John Dawson
If you like spring-like weather in December, this forecast is for you. Record highs for the rest of this week are in the low 80s and our forecast highs are within a degree or two of those records through Thursday with only a slight fall after that. Other than a few light showers this week, the forecast looks relatively quiet with a better chance for light rain by this weekend.
If you like spring-like weather in December, this forecast is for you. Record highs for the rest of this week are in the low 80s and our forecast highs are within a degree or two of those records through Thursday with only a slight fall after that. Other than a few light showers this week, the forecast looks relatively quiet with a better chance for light rain by this weekend.
Tuesday morning weather with Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz
If you like spring-like weather in December, this forecast is for you. Record highs for the rest of this week are in the low 80s and our forecast highs are within a degree or two of those records through Thursday with only a slight fall after that. Other than a few light showers this week, the forecast looks relatively quiet with a better chance for light rain by this weekend.
If you like spring-like weather in December, this forecast is for you. Record highs for the rest of this week are in the low 80s and our forecast highs are within a degree or two of those records through Thursday with only a slight fall after that. Other than a few light showers this week, the forecast looks relatively quiet with a better chance for light rain by this weekend.
Tuesday morning weather forecast
Look for more fog to develop tonight and hang around early Tuesday, especially along the coast. In fact, fog will be a nuisance for some off and on for the next few days. The other big story will be the December heat. Near record high temperatures are in store for the Houston area through Thursday. Look for highs to soar to the low 80s with just an isolated shower possible. Weak cold front arrives late Thursday which will bring a slightly higher shot for rain. Best chance for rain over the next week comes Sunday with a stronger front and a slighter bigger drop in temps.
Look for more fog to develop tonight and hang around early Tuesday, especially along the coast. In fact, fog will be a nuisance for some off and on for the next few days. The other big story will be the December heat. Near record high temperatures are in store for the Houston area through Thursday. Look for highs to soar to the low 80s with just an isolated shower possible. Weak cold front arrives late Thursday which will bring a slightly higher shot for rain. Best chance for rain over the next week comes Sunday with a stronger front and a slighter bigger drop in temps.