Cold Wednesday morning, then sunny and very dry
Temperatures early today reached the upper 30s to mid 40s and that was the coolest air since mid-March. Today will be sunny, dry and mild for Astros game 1 of the ALCS and a warmer, dry day for game 2. Warmer air will gradually return by the end of the week and this weekend looks windy, warm and humid. Watch for rain early next week.
Temperatures early today reached the upper 30s to mid 40s and that was the coolest air since mid-March. Today will be sunny, dry and mild for Astros game 1 of the ALCS and a warmer, dry day for game 2. Warmer air will gradually return by the end of the week and this weekend looks windy, warm and humid. Watch for rain early next week.
Wednesday morning weather forecast
Major temperature swings have been going on over the last few days from record heat Sunday to some of the coolest air since March expected tonight. Look for overnight lows in the 30s in our northern communities tonight and 40s for Houston. Temperatures rebound to near 70 Wednesday and jump back to near 80 by Thursday. Weather should be excellent for Astros Wednesday and Thursday with pleasant and dry weather expected.
Major temperature swings have been going on over the last few days from record heat Sunday to some of the coolest air since March expected tonight. Look for overnight lows in the 30s in our northern communities tonight and 40s for Houston. Temperatures rebound to near 70 Wednesday and jump back to near 80 by Thursday. Weather should be excellent for Astros Wednesday and Thursday with pleasant and dry weather expected.
Tuesday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist Remeisha Shade
Major temperature swings have been going on over the last few days from record heat Sunday to some of the coolest air since March expected tonight. Look for overnight lows in the 30s in our northern communities tonight and 40s for Houston. Temperatures rebound to near 70 Wednesday and jump back to near 80 by Thursday. Weather should be excellent for Astros Wednesday and Thursday with pleasant and dry weather expected.
Major temperature swings have been going on over the last few days from record heat Sunday to some of the coolest air since March expected tonight. Look for overnight lows in the 30s in our northern communities tonight and 40s for Houston. Temperatures rebound to near 70 Wednesday and jump back to near 80 by Thursday. Weather should be excellent for Astros Wednesday and Thursday with pleasant and dry weather expected.
Tuesday afternoon weather forecast with Meteorologist John Dawson
If you've been craving cool air, it's here. We set a record high just two days ago, now were looking for 40s and 50s in the morning this week and highs in the 60s and 70s. Weather looks great for the Astros on Wednesday and Thursday. It does look like humidity will make a comeback this weekend.
If you've been craving cool air, it's here. We set a record high just two days ago, now were looking for 40s and 50s in the morning this week and highs in the 60s and 70s. Weather looks great for the Astros on Wednesday and Thursday. It does look like humidity will make a comeback this weekend.
Chilly and breezy Tuesday morning, then sunny and dry
If you've been craving cool air, it's here. We set a record high just two days ago, now we're looking for 40s and 50s in the morning this week and highs in the 60s and 70s. Weather looks great for the Astros on Wednesday and Thursday. It does look like humidity will make a comeback this weekend.
If you've been craving cool air, it's here. We set a record high just two days ago, now we're looking for 40s and 50s in the morning this week and highs in the 60s and 70s. Weather looks great for the Astros on Wednesday and Thursday. It does look like humidity will make a comeback this weekend.
Tuesday morning weather forecast
Fall weather arrives to Houston just in time for the American League Championship Series. Go Astros! Skies start to clear on Tuesday as the winds from the north start to push in cooler air. Expect some down right chilly mornings on Wednesday and Thursday with most of Southeast Texas in the 40s. The winds shift around to the southeast at the end of the week and that will lead to a milder weekend with temperatures returning to normal for this time of October.
Fall weather arrives to Houston just in time for the American League Championship Series. Go Astros! Skies start to clear on Tuesday as the winds from the north start to push in cooler air. Expect some down right chilly mornings on Wednesday and Thursday with most of Southeast Texas in the 40s. The winds shift around to the southeast at the end of the week and that will lead to a milder weekend with temperatures returning to normal for this time of October.
Monday evening weather forecast
Fall weather arrives to Houston just in time for the American League Championship Series. Go Astros! Skies start to clear on Tuesday as the winds from the north start to push in cooler air. Expect some down right chilly mornings on Wednesday and Thursday with most of Southeast Texas in the 40s. The winds shift around to the southeast at the end of the week and that will lead to a milder weekend with temperatures returning to normal for this time of October.
Fall weather arrives to Houston just in time for the American League Championship Series. Go Astros! Skies start to clear on Tuesday as the winds from the north start to push in cooler air. Expect some down right chilly mornings on Wednesday and Thursday with most of Southeast Texas in the 40s. The winds shift around to the southeast at the end of the week and that will lead to a milder weekend with temperatures returning to normal for this time of October.
Monday afternoon weather forecast with Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz
After hitting a record high of 92? on Sunday, a cold front today will bring rain followed by cooler north breezes. Afternoon temps will run around 20? cool than yesterday. The next few days will really feel like fall with highs near 70 and lows in the 40s and 50s. Some areas could feel the lowest temperatures since March!
After hitting a record high of 92? on Sunday, a cold front today will bring rain followed by cooler north breezes. Afternoon temps will run around 20? cool than yesterday. The next few days will really feel like fall with highs near 70 and lows in the 40s and 50s. Some areas could feel the lowest temperatures since March!
Monday morning weather forecast with Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz
After hitting a record high of 92? on Sunday, a cold front today will bring rain followed by cooler north breezes. Afternoon temps will run around 20? cool than yesterday. The next few days will really feel like fall with highs near 70 and lows in the 40s and 50s. Some areas could feel the lowest temperatures since March!
After hitting a record high of 92? on Sunday, a cold front today will bring rain followed by cooler north breezes. Afternoon temps will run around 20? cool than yesterday. The next few days will really feel like fall with highs near 70 and lows in the 40s and 50s. Some areas could feel the lowest temperatures since March!
Sunday night leading into Monday morning weather forecast
The October heat has come to an end for Houston, well at least the 90 degree days have come to an end. Look for a rainy and overcast Monday as this season's first strong cold front crawls through Southeast Texas. Highest chances of showers/storms will be during the morning commute. Skies start to clear on Tuesday morning and the cooler air really starts to move in. The southeast winds return for the end of the week bringing the 80s back into the forecast for next weekend.
The October heat has come to an end for Houston, well at least the 90 degree days have come to an end. Look for a rainy and overcast Monday as this season's first strong cold front crawls through Southeast Texas. Highest chances of showers/storms will be during the morning commute. Skies start to clear on Tuesday morning and the cooler air really starts to move in. The southeast winds return for the end of the week bringing the 80s back into the forecast for next weekend.
Sunday Morning Forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
Sunday will be more showery in nature, mainly in the afternoon and evening. Monday's rain peaks in the morning, and then slowly tapers throughout the day. From there, north breezes usher in a solid dose of cooler air midweek. We may actually get to have a few roof open games for once! Enjoy it while it lasts, because high pressure exits East and onshore flow quickly returns... warming us back into the 80s by the weekend.
Sunday will be more showery in nature, mainly in the afternoon and evening. Monday's rain peaks in the morning, and then slowly tapers throughout the day. From there, north breezes usher in a solid dose of cooler air midweek. We may actually get to have a few roof open games for once! Enjoy it while it lasts, because high pressure exits East and onshore flow quickly returns... warming us back into the 80s by the weekend.
Saturday night leading into Sunday morning weather forecast
Hang in there Houston. Just one more day of really warm weather before a true taste of Fall starts moving into Southeast Texas. The Monday cold front will bring showers/storms peaking at the morning rush hour. Slowly skies start clearing overnight into Tuesday morning. Find your long sleeves and warmer clothes for the second half of the week.
Hang in there Houston. Just one more day of really warm weather before a true taste of Fall starts moving into Southeast Texas. The Monday cold front will bring showers/storms peaking at the morning rush hour. Slowly skies start clearing overnight into Tuesday morning. Find your long sleeves and warmer clothes for the second half of the week.
Saturday Morning Forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
Today is your better bet for outdoor plans this weekend, though it will be warm and humid. Sunday starts dry, but cloudy with rain chances increasing in the afternoon-evening and that could impact the Dash playoff game at PNC. Most of the moisture though looks to arrive early morning hours of Monday, as the front collides with our very humid airmass. This looks to lead to a messy Monday morning commute, in particular for points west. Rain will gradually taper to showers by late Monday/early Tuesday and then it's time to pull out the jackets. After several days of a solid fall feel, we'll gradually warm closer to average as we head into the weekend.
Today is your better bet for outdoor plans this weekend, though it will be warm and humid. Sunday starts dry, but cloudy with rain chances increasing in the afternoon-evening and that could impact the Dash playoff game at PNC. Most of the moisture though looks to arrive early morning hours of Monday, as the front collides with our very humid airmass. This looks to lead to a messy Monday morning commute, in particular for points west. Rain will gradually taper to showers by late Monday/early Tuesday and then it's time to pull out the jackets. After several days of a solid fall feel, we'll gradually warm closer to average as we head into the weekend.
Saturday morning weather forecast
It's been a great Friday with warm but quiet weather and slightly drier air building in. Temps will remain warm heading into the weekend with highs near 90 Saturday and upper 80s Sunday afternoon. Humidity will increase as well. Strong cold front will head our way Sunday PM into Monday bringing scattered showers and storms followed by a big drop in temperatures for much of next week. Enjoy your weekend!
It's been a great Friday with warm but quiet weather and slightly drier air building in. Temps will remain warm heading into the weekend with highs near 90 Saturday and upper 80s Sunday afternoon. Humidity will increase as well. Strong cold front will head our way Sunday PM into Monday bringing scattered showers and storms followed by a big drop in temperatures for much of next week. Enjoy your weekend!
Friday evening weather forecast
It's been a great Friday with warm but quiet weather and slightly drier air building in. Temps will remain warm heading into the weekend with highs near 90 Saturday and upper 80s Sunday afternoon. Humidity will increase as well. Strong cold front will head our way Sunday PM into Monday bringing scattered showers and storms followed by a big drop in temperatures for much of next week. Enjoy your weekend!
It's been a great Friday with warm but quiet weather and slightly drier air building in. Temps will remain warm heading into the weekend with highs near 90 Saturday and upper 80s Sunday afternoon. Humidity will increase as well. Strong cold front will head our way Sunday PM into Monday bringing scattered showers and storms followed by a big drop in temperatures for much of next week. Enjoy your weekend!
Mostly dry, sunny, warm this Friday afternoon
Dry and pleasant today, warm and humid tomorrow, very muggy by Sunday. The latest models bring in our next front overnight Sunday into early Monday, with rain tapering by late afternoon-early evening in the unlikely event that we have to bring things home for a game 4. A few coastal showers may be around early Tuesday as the front continues to work its way off shore. Behind that, a cool, crisp fall-like feel looks to linger for several days.
Dry and pleasant today, warm and humid tomorrow, very muggy by Sunday. The latest models bring in our next front overnight Sunday into early Monday, with rain tapering by late afternoon-early evening in the unlikely event that we have to bring things home for a game 4. A few coastal showers may be around early Tuesday as the front continues to work its way off shore. Behind that, a cool, crisp fall-like feel looks to linger for several days.
Friday morning weather forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria
The work week ends on a pleasant note, with humidity building as we head into the weekend. Outdoor plans look great for Friday and Saturday, by Sunday rain chances will increase. Plan for at least scattered light-moderate showers around on Sunday, remaining showery on Monday as the front works through. A few isolated storms imbedded in the mix may boost rain totals for some. The real treat will be the post-front cool down, and all of us will get in on that action. By Wednesday morning, some of us will be waking up in the 40s if not 50s with afternoon highs likely not making it past the 70s for a few days!
The work week ends on a pleasant note, with humidity building as we head into the weekend. Outdoor plans look great for Friday and Saturday, by Sunday rain chances will increase. Plan for at least scattered light-moderate showers around on Sunday, remaining showery on Monday as the front works through. A few isolated storms imbedded in the mix may boost rain totals for some. The real treat will be the post-front cool down, and all of us will get in on that action. By Wednesday morning, some of us will be waking up in the 40s if not 50s with afternoon highs likely not making it past the 70s for a few days!
Friday morning weather forecast
There's a marginal risk for a few strong storms through the evening hours as a weak front lingers near the coast. Main threats with any storms that develop would be heavy downpours, frequent lightning, hail up to quarter size and the threat for strong winds around 50-60 mph. Storm chance is around 20-30% and storms should fade by 10-11 pm. Warm but dry weather is expected Friday & Saturday before a stronger fall cold front brings decent rain chances and cooler air early next week. Tropical Storm Karl is tracking south towards SE Mexico with 45 mph winds and is expected to make landfall as a weak tropical storm in southern Mexico Friday night.
There's a marginal risk for a few strong storms through the evening hours as a weak front lingers near the coast. Main threats with any storms that develop would be heavy downpours, frequent lightning, hail up to quarter size and the threat for strong winds around 50-60 mph. Storm chance is around 20-30% and storms should fade by 10-11 pm. Warm but dry weather is expected Friday & Saturday before a stronger fall cold front brings decent rain chances and cooler air early next week. Tropical Storm Karl is tracking south towards SE Mexico with 45 mph winds and is expected to make landfall as a weak tropical storm in southern Mexico Friday night.
A few showers, possible strong storms this Thursday evening
There's a marginal risk for a few strong storms through the evening hours as a weak front lingers near the coast. Main threats with any storms that develop would be heavy downpours, frequent lightning, hail up to quarter size and the threat for strong winds around 50-60 mph. Storm chance is around 20-30% and storms should fade by 10-11 pm. Warm but dry weather is expected Friday & Saturday before a stronger fall cold front brings decent rain chances and cooler air early next week. Tropical Storm Karl is tracking south towards SE Mexico with 45 mph winds and is expected to make landfall as a weak tropical storm in southern Mexico Friday night.
There's a marginal risk for a few strong storms through the evening hours as a weak front lingers near the coast. Main threats with any storms that develop would be heavy downpours, frequent lightning, hail up to quarter size and the threat for strong winds around 50-60 mph. Storm chance is around 20-30% and storms should fade by 10-11 pm. Warm but dry weather is expected Friday & Saturday before a stronger fall cold front brings decent rain chances and cooler air early next week. Tropical Storm Karl is tracking south towards SE Mexico with 45 mph winds and is expected to make landfall as a weak tropical storm in southern Mexico Friday night.
Mostly sunny, dry for a warm Thursday afternoon
A weak front brought through isolated pockets of heavy rain this morning and will provide a slight decrease in temperatures and humidity. It looks to linger near the coast, which in conjunction with the sea breeze could spark up a few more isolated storms later this afternoon and evening mostly south of I-10. We'll be mainly dry to start the weekend with building humidity ahead of our second front, which brings much more promising rain chances at the start of next week. Plan for scattered showers and storms to return Sunday, and linger through most of the day Monday. After a soggy start to the work week, very pleasant crisp fall air drains in by midweek.
A weak front brought through isolated pockets of heavy rain this morning and will provide a slight decrease in temperatures and humidity. It looks to linger near the coast, which in conjunction with the sea breeze could spark up a few more isolated storms later this afternoon and evening mostly south of I-10. We'll be mainly dry to start the weekend with building humidity ahead of our second front, which brings much more promising rain chances at the start of next week. Plan for scattered showers and storms to return Sunday, and linger through most of the day Monday. After a soggy start to the work week, very pleasant crisp fall air drains in by midweek.