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.
Humid start Thursday with some patchy fog and an isolated shower or storm
A weak front moving through the area today will provide a slight decrease in temperatures and humidity. As it works to slowly clear the coast, 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 moving through the area today will provide a slight decrease in temperatures and humidity. As it works to slowly clear the coast, 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.
Thursday morning weather forecast
Weak cold front will roll into SE Texas tonight and spotty rain and a few storms will be possible. Right now, risk for severe storms is expected to stay to our NE but a few heavy downpours & rumbles of thunder are certainly possible. Rain should wind down Thursday with temperatures a few degrees cooler. A stronger fall cold front is set to arrive early next week that will usher in even cooler air and bring a better shot for rain and some thunderstorms. Tropical Storm Karl will make a turn to the the south over the next 24 hours and head towards the SE Mexican coast bringing the threat for flooding there.
Weak cold front will roll into SE Texas tonight and spotty rain and a few storms will be possible. Right now, risk for severe storms is expected to stay to our NE but a few heavy downpours & rumbles of thunder are certainly possible. Rain should wind down Thursday with temperatures a few degrees cooler. A stronger fall cold front is set to arrive early next week that will usher in even cooler air and bring a better shot for rain and some thunderstorms. Tropical Storm Karl will make a turn to the the south over the next 24 hours and head towards the SE Mexican coast bringing the threat for flooding there.
Spotty rain, a few storms this Wednesday afternoon
Weak cold front will roll into southeast Texas tonight and spotty rain and a few storms will be possible. Right now, the risk for severe storms is expected to stay to our northeast but a few heavy downpours & rumbles of thunder are certainly possible. Rain should wind down Thursday with temperatures a few degrees cooler. A stronger fall cold front is set to arrive early next week that will usher in even cooler air and bring a better shot for rain and some thunderstorms. Tropical Storm Karl will make a turn to the south over the next 24 hours and head towards the southeast Mexican coast bringing the threat of flooding there.
Weak cold front will roll into southeast Texas tonight and spotty rain and a few storms will be possible. Right now, the risk for severe storms is expected to stay to our northeast but a few heavy downpours & rumbles of thunder are certainly possible. Rain should wind down Thursday with temperatures a few degrees cooler. A stronger fall cold front is set to arrive early next week that will usher in even cooler air and bring a better shot for rain and some thunderstorms. Tropical Storm Karl will make a turn to the south over the next 24 hours and head towards the southeast Mexican coast bringing the threat of flooding there.
Wednesday afternoon weather forecast with Meteorologist John Dawson
Some areas around Houston could see a few showers Wednesday afternoon. A weak front will move through southeast Texas bringing another chance for rain tonight. Temperatures remain warm for October until a stronger arrives at the start of next week.
Some areas around Houston could see a few showers Wednesday afternoon. A weak front will move through southeast Texas bringing another chance for rain tonight. Temperatures remain warm for October until a stronger arrives at the start of next week.
Mild morning with patchy fog, warm Wednesday afternoon with isolated showers
Some areas around Houston could see a few showers Wednesday afternoon. A weak front will move through southeast Texas bringing another chance for rain tonight. Temperatures remain warm for October until a stronger one arrives at the start of next week.
Some areas around Houston could see a few showers Wednesday afternoon. A weak front will move through southeast Texas bringing another chance for rain tonight. Temperatures remain warm for October until a stronger one arrives at the start of next week.
Wednesday morning weather forecast
Tropical Storm Karl has formed in the southern Gulf of Mexico. Direct impacts from Karl are not expected but some moisture from Karl may stream into SE Texas over the next few days. A cold front will also approach from the north bringing a chance for spotty showers and storms Wednesday through early Thursday. That front will usher in slightly cooler temperatures late week. Then a stronger front moves in early next week with a better shot for rain and storms. That front will have it feeling a lot more like fall by next Tuesday.
Tropical Storm Karl has formed in the southern Gulf of Mexico. Direct impacts from Karl are not expected but some moisture from Karl may stream into SE Texas over the next few days. A cold front will also approach from the north bringing a chance for spotty showers and storms Wednesday through early Thursday. That front will usher in slightly cooler temperatures late week. Then a stronger front moves in early next week with a better shot for rain and storms. That front will have it feeling a lot more like fall by next Tuesday.
Tropical Storm Karl possibly bringing wet weather to SE Texas
Direct impacts from Tropical Storm Karl are not expected, but some moisture from Karl may stream into SE Texas over the next few days.
Direct impacts from Tropical Storm Karl are not expected, but some moisture from Karl may stream into SE Texas over the next few days.
Tuesday 10/11 Weather Forecast
Tropical Storm Karl has formed in the southern Gulf of Mexico. Direct impacts from Karl are not expected but some moisture from Karl may stream into SE Texas over the next few days. A cold front will also approach from the north bringing a chance for spotty showers and storms Wednesday through early Thursday. That front will usher in slightly cooler temperatures late week. Then a stronger front moves in early next week with a better shot for rain and storms. That front will have it feeling a lot more like fall by next Tuesday.
Tropical Storm Karl has formed in the southern Gulf of Mexico. Direct impacts from Karl are not expected but some moisture from Karl may stream into SE Texas over the next few days. A cold front will also approach from the north bringing a chance for spotty showers and storms Wednesday through early Thursday. That front will usher in slightly cooler temperatures late week. Then a stronger front moves in early next week with a better shot for rain and storms. That front will have it feeling a lot more like fall by next Tuesday.
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Pleasant start Tuesday with increasing humidity and a warm afternoon
Look for another mild day in Houston on Tuesday. Increasing humidity will lead to partly cloudy skies and a warm afternoon. A weak front will move through southeast Texas late Wednesday into early Thursday morning. That front will not impact temperatures much but should bring a few showers. A stronger front arrives at the end of the weekend.
Look for another mild day in Houston on Tuesday. Increasing humidity will lead to partly cloudy skies and a warm afternoon. A weak front will move through southeast Texas late Wednesday into early Thursday morning. That front will not impact temperatures much but should bring a few showers. A stronger front arrives at the end of the weekend.
Tuesday morning weather forecast
It's a beautiful start to the week with lots of sunshine and warm temperatures. Moisture will increase by Tuesday and Wednesday ahead of a weak cold front that arrives early Thursday. A 30-40% chance for showers will be with us Midweek. A stronger cold front arrives late Sunday into early Monday that could bring more widespread rain and a bigger drop in temperatures. Julia is no longer a tropical cyclone but is bringing heavy rain to parts of Guatemala and S. Mexico. Another disturbance over the Yucatan Peninsula has a low chance for development over the next few days.
It's a beautiful start to the week with lots of sunshine and warm temperatures. Moisture will increase by Tuesday and Wednesday ahead of a weak cold front that arrives early Thursday. A 30-40% chance for showers will be with us Midweek. A stronger cold front arrives late Sunday into early Monday that could bring more widespread rain and a bigger drop in temperatures. Julia is no longer a tropical cyclone but is bringing heavy rain to parts of Guatemala and S. Mexico. Another disturbance over the Yucatan Peninsula has a low chance for development over the next few days.
Monday evening weather forecast
It's a beautiful start to the week with lots of sunshine and warm temperatures. Moisture will increase by Tuesday and Wednesday ahead of a weak cold front that arrives early Thursday. A 30-40% chance for showers will be with us Midweek. A stronger cold front arrives late Sunday into early Monday that could bring more widespread rain and a bigger drop in temperatures. Julia is no longer a tropical cyclone but is bringing heavy rain to parts of Guatemala and S. Mexico. Another disturbance over the Yucatan Peninsula has a low chance for development over the next few days.
It's a beautiful start to the week with lots of sunshine and warm temperatures. Moisture will increase by Tuesday and Wednesday ahead of a weak cold front that arrives early Thursday. A 30-40% chance for showers will be with us Midweek. A stronger cold front arrives late Sunday into early Monday that could bring more widespread rain and a bigger drop in temperatures. Julia is no longer a tropical cyclone but is bringing heavy rain to parts of Guatemala and S. Mexico. Another disturbance over the Yucatan Peninsula has a low chance for development over the next few days.
Another pleasant day, with lots of sunshine Monday
Starting off the week with a continuation of our near perfect streak of weather. Onshore flow will slowly return, with building humidity by the middle of the week. As we transition towards those more humid conditions, we may squeeze out a sprinkle or brief shower Tuesday. Chances have decreased some for midweek rain, but some showers still look to be about as a weak front slides through overnight Wednesday into Thursday morning. That will lead to a dry start to the weekend, with some more showers possible on Sunday. Models continue to hint at a more potent front arriving on the 16th/17th so we'll keep our eyes on that and fine tune details as things draws closer.
Starting off the week with a continuation of our near perfect streak of weather. Onshore flow will slowly return, with building humidity by the middle of the week. As we transition towards those more humid conditions, we may squeeze out a sprinkle or brief shower Tuesday. Chances have decreased some for midweek rain, but some showers still look to be about as a weak front slides through overnight Wednesday into Thursday morning. That will lead to a dry start to the weekend, with some more showers possible on Sunday. Models continue to hint at a more potent front arriving on the 16th/17th so we'll keep our eyes on that and fine tune details as things draws closer.
Sunday night leading into Monday morning weather forecast
A cool front is on the way, but we'll have to wait until Thursday night to feel the arrival of refreshing air. In the meantime, expect warm days with a slight increase in humidity Monday and Tuesday. Our best chance for showers comes along with the front from late Wednesday into Thursday morning. Otherwise, our weather looks pretty quiet. Hurricane Julia hit Nicaragua overnight Saturday and brought very heavy rain - the system will cross Central America and will briefly maintain its status as Tropical Storm Julia in the Pacific ocean before weakening along the coast of Guatemala and Mexico.
A cool front is on the way, but we'll have to wait until Thursday night to feel the arrival of refreshing air. In the meantime, expect warm days with a slight increase in humidity Monday and Tuesday. Our best chance for showers comes along with the front from late Wednesday into Thursday morning. Otherwise, our weather looks pretty quiet. Hurricane Julia hit Nicaragua overnight Saturday and brought very heavy rain - the system will cross Central America and will briefly maintain its status as Tropical Storm Julia in the Pacific ocean before weakening along the coast of Guatemala and Mexico.
Sunday Morning Forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
Quiet, pleasant weather will linger through the start of the week with humidity building by Wednesday. Our next front looks to arrive by Thursday, interacting with remnant moisture from Hurricane Julia providing a much-needed boost in rain chances. Conditions look to improve for game 2 of the ALDS Thursday evening, with dry air draining in to start the weekend. Another front may swing through on Sunday bringing some more showers to close out the weekend.
Quiet, pleasant weather will linger through the start of the week with humidity building by Wednesday. Our next front looks to arrive by Thursday, interacting with remnant moisture from Hurricane Julia providing a much-needed boost in rain chances. Conditions look to improve for game 2 of the ALDS Thursday evening, with dry air draining in to start the weekend. Another front may swing through on Sunday bringing some more showers to close out the weekend.
Saturday night leading into Sunday morning weather forecast
FOX 26 is your Gulf Coast Weather Authority and Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz gives us a look at our weekend forecast.
FOX 26 is your Gulf Coast Weather Authority and Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz gives us a look at our weekend forecast.
Your Saturday Morning Forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria
Blissful weather continues for now, which is great news for a busy weekend and week for events and sports in Houston. Middle of next week, a stronger fall front looks to collide with leftover moisture from Julia finally bringing a promising chance for rain. It also looks to bring a much more potent dose of cooler, drier air with lows falling into the 50s for most of us by next Saturday.
Blissful weather continues for now, which is great news for a busy weekend and week for events and sports in Houston. Middle of next week, a stronger fall front looks to collide with leftover moisture from Julia finally bringing a promising chance for rain. It also looks to bring a much more potent dose of cooler, drier air with lows falling into the 50s for most of us by next Saturday.
Saturday morning weather forecast
Weak cold front will be dropping into the area tonight through early Saturday. It's bringing thicker clouds and there may be a few sprinkles but no major rain is expected. Clouds should clear for the weekend and it will be breezy Saturday but not quite as hot and dry. Sunday will be bright and dry also. Pattern shifts next week as moisture from what's left of Julia and a stronger cold front will combine to increase our rain and storm chances by Wednesday and Thursday.
Weak cold front will be dropping into the area tonight through early Saturday. It's bringing thicker clouds and there may be a few sprinkles but no major rain is expected. Clouds should clear for the weekend and it will be breezy Saturday but not quite as hot and dry. Sunday will be bright and dry also. Pattern shifts next week as moisture from what's left of Julia and a stronger cold front will combine to increase our rain and storm chances by Wednesday and Thursday.