Wednesday morning weather forecast
It's all about the heat through the rest of the work week as temperatures soar to near triple digits thanks to a strong ridge of high pressure. This will be near record heat for parts of SE Texas, especially on Thursday and Friday. That means lots of sunshine and mainly dry weather through the weekend. By Monday, a weak cool front will approach bringing a stray shower and some slight heat relief to SE TX. The tropics remain active with Category 3 Hurricane Fiona heading close to Bermuda late Thursday, Tropical Storm Gaston in the central Atlantic and a new tropical wave in the southern Atlantic. This wave is forecast to strengthen and track into the Caribbean and possibly the Gulf of Mexico. It's still several days out, but something we are monitoring closely.
It's all about the heat through the rest of the work week as temperatures soar to near triple digits thanks to a strong ridge of high pressure. This will be near record heat for parts of SE Texas, especially on Thursday and Friday. That means lots of sunshine and mainly dry weather through the weekend. By Monday, a weak cool front will approach bringing a stray shower and some slight heat relief to SE TX. The tropics remain active with Category 3 Hurricane Fiona heading close to Bermuda late Thursday, Tropical Storm Gaston in the central Atlantic and a new tropical wave in the southern Atlantic. This wave is forecast to strengthen and track into the Caribbean and possibly the Gulf of Mexico. It's still several days out, but something we are monitoring closely.
Tuesday evening weather forecast
It's all about the heat through the rest of the work week as temperatures soar to near triple digits thanks to a strong ridge of high pressure. This will be near record heat for parts of SE Texas, especially on Thursday and Friday. That means lots of sunshine and mainly dry weather through the weekend. By Monday, a weak cool front will approach bringing a stray shower and some slight heat relief to SE TX. The tropics remain active with Category 3 Hurricane Fiona heading close to Bermuda late Thursday, Tropical Storm Gaston in the central Atlantic and a new tropical wave in the southern Atlantic. This wave is forecast to strengthen and track into the Caribbean and possibly the Gulf of Mexico. It's still several days out, but something we are monitoring closely.
It's all about the heat through the rest of the work week as temperatures soar to near triple digits thanks to a strong ridge of high pressure. This will be near record heat for parts of SE Texas, especially on Thursday and Friday. That means lots of sunshine and mainly dry weather through the weekend. By Monday, a weak cool front will approach bringing a stray shower and some slight heat relief to SE TX. The tropics remain active with Category 3 Hurricane Fiona heading close to Bermuda late Thursday, Tropical Storm Gaston in the central Atlantic and a new tropical wave in the southern Atlantic. This wave is forecast to strengthen and track into the Caribbean and possibly the Gulf of Mexico. It's still several days out, but something we are monitoring closely.
Mostly sunny and hot with highs in the mid 90s
As Hurricane Fiona slams the Turks and Caicos Islands this morning, our weather is looking sunny, hot and mostly rain free. In fact, the first day of fall on Thursday could be the hottest day of the week with highs in the upper 90s. The record high is 100. In the longer term, we'll keep our fingers crossed for a cold front which is possible early next week and a developing tropical disturbance moving into the Caribbean.
As Hurricane Fiona slams the Turks and Caicos Islands this morning, our weather is looking sunny, hot and mostly rain free. In fact, the first day of fall on Thursday could be the hottest day of the week with highs in the upper 90s. The record high is 100. In the longer term, we'll keep our fingers crossed for a cold front which is possible early next week and a developing tropical disturbance moving into the Caribbean.
Tuesday morning weather forecast
The heat will intensify over the next few days. In fact, by the middle of the week, we are likely flirting with triple digits as a big ridge of high pressure gets stronger. This would be near record heat for parts of SE Texas. Hot, humid and mainly dry weather will persist through the weekend with only a very slim shot for rain through early evening and again on Sunday. Tropics remain active with Fiona now an even stronger Category 2 hurricane. It is pulling away from the Dominican Republic and is set to brush by the Turks and Caicos Islands Tuesday where Hurricane Warnings are in place. It is not a threat to Texas or the US east coast but could bring impacts to Bermuda late in the work week.
The heat will intensify over the next few days. In fact, by the middle of the week, we are likely flirting with triple digits as a big ridge of high pressure gets stronger. This would be near record heat for parts of SE Texas. Hot, humid and mainly dry weather will persist through the weekend with only a very slim shot for rain through early evening and again on Sunday. Tropics remain active with Fiona now an even stronger Category 2 hurricane. It is pulling away from the Dominican Republic and is set to brush by the Turks and Caicos Islands Tuesday where Hurricane Warnings are in place. It is not a threat to Texas or the US east coast but could bring impacts to Bermuda late in the work week.
Meet FOX 26 Meteorologist Remeisha Shade; Monday evening weather forecast
The heat will intensify over the next few days. In fact, by the middle of the week, we are likely flirting with triple digits as a big ridge of high pressure gets stronger. This would be near record heat for parts of SE Texas. Hot, humid, and mainly dry weather will persist through the weekend with only a very slim shot for rain through early evening and again on Sunday. Tropics remain active with Fiona now an even stronger Category 2 hurricane. It is pulling away from the Dominican Republic and is set to brush by the Turks and Caicos Islands Tuesday where Hurricane Warnings are in place. It is not a threat to Texas or the US east coast but could bring impacts to Bermuda late in the work week.
The heat will intensify over the next few days. In fact, by the middle of the week, we are likely flirting with triple digits as a big ridge of high pressure gets stronger. This would be near record heat for parts of SE Texas. Hot, humid, and mainly dry weather will persist through the weekend with only a very slim shot for rain through early evening and again on Sunday. Tropics remain active with Fiona now an even stronger Category 2 hurricane. It is pulling away from the Dominican Republic and is set to brush by the Turks and Caicos Islands Tuesday where Hurricane Warnings are in place. It is not a threat to Texas or the US east coast but could bring impacts to Bermuda late in the work week.
Monday afternoon weather forecast with Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz
Fall begins on Thursday, but it won't feel like it right away. We're looking for a hot, humid pattern all week long and into the weekend. A cold front could move in by early next week, so we'll look forward to that, but in the meantime expect highs in the mid to upper 90s. A few storms are possible this afternoon, but they should be brief. In the tropics, Fiona slammed both Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic and will move toward the Turks and Caicos Islands and possibly Bermuda later this week. It is not a threat to Texas.
Fall begins on Thursday, but it won't feel like it right away. We're looking for a hot, humid pattern all week long and into the weekend. A cold front could move in by early next week, so we'll look forward to that, but in the meantime expect highs in the mid to upper 90s. A few storms are possible this afternoon, but they should be brief. In the tropics, Fiona slammed both Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic and will move toward the Turks and Caicos Islands and possibly Bermuda later this week. It is not a threat to Texas.
Mostly sunny and hot Monday with a few showers possible
Isolated showers around Southeast Texas on Monday. Houston will then enter a warm and humid pattern with afternoon temperatures closer to record highs than seasonal averages.
Isolated showers around Southeast Texas on Monday. Houston will then enter a warm and humid pattern with afternoon temperatures closer to record highs than seasonal averages.
Sunday night leading into Monday morning weather forecast
Isolated showers around Southeast Texas on Monday. Houston will then enter a warm and humid pattern with afternoon temperatures closer to record highs than seasonal averages.
Isolated showers around Southeast Texas on Monday. Houston will then enter a warm and humid pattern with afternoon temperatures closer to record highs than seasonal averages.
Saturday night leading into Sunday morning weather forecast
After a steamy Saturday, even more hot and humid weather is on the way for this week. Other than a few pop-up storms on Sunday and Monday, the pattern will be dominated by sunshine and muggy air. Look for highs in the mid to upper 90s with lows in the mid-70s. Fall begins on Thursday and we could see some upper 90s that afternoon.
After a steamy Saturday, even more hot and humid weather is on the way for this week. Other than a few pop-up storms on Sunday and Monday, the pattern will be dominated by sunshine and muggy air. Look for highs in the mid to upper 90s with lows in the mid-70s. Fall begins on Thursday and we could see some upper 90s that afternoon.
Saturday Morning Forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
Rain chances decline as we head through the weekend but temperatures will be on the rise well into next week. Humidity, thankfully will peak today and then gradually drop as drier air works in along a building ridge of high pressure. No storms on our horizon, but there are several churning elsewhere bringing major impacts across the globe.
Rain chances decline as we head through the weekend but temperatures will be on the rise well into next week. Humidity, thankfully will peak today and then gradually drop as drier air works in along a building ridge of high pressure. No storms on our horizon, but there are several churning elsewhere bringing major impacts across the globe.
Saturday morning weather forecast
Fall begins on Thursday, but it won't feel like it - we're going to enter the autumn season with hot sunshine. In the meantime, this weekend?s weather will include warm, humid air with hit and miss showers each day. High pressure builds in for most of next week and that means afternoon highs in the mid 90s.
Fall begins on Thursday, but it won't feel like it - we're going to enter the autumn season with hot sunshine. In the meantime, this weekend?s weather will include warm, humid air with hit and miss showers each day. High pressure builds in for most of next week and that means afternoon highs in the mid 90s.
Friday evening weather with Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz
Fall begins on Thursday, but it won't feel like it - we're going to enter the autumn season with hot sunshine. In the meantime, this weekend?s weather will include warm, humid air with hit-and-miss showers each day. High pressure builds in for most of next week and that means afternoon highs in the mid-90s.
Fall begins on Thursday, but it won't feel like it - we're going to enter the autumn season with hot sunshine. In the meantime, this weekend?s weather will include warm, humid air with hit-and-miss showers each day. High pressure builds in for most of next week and that means afternoon highs in the mid-90s.
Friday afternoon weather forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria
Scattered showers & storms look to peak today, and then decline as we work our way through the weekend. Outdoor plans need not be canceled but may have to be paused from time to time. Stay weather aware & navigate the action using our free FOX26 Weather App. Then, get ready for a big-time warmup as we head into next week. Fiona rides a little farther south, which bears a bit closer watching long-term. Remnants of Merbok set to bring major impacts to western Alaska through the weekend.
Scattered showers & storms look to peak today, and then decline as we work our way through the weekend. Outdoor plans need not be canceled but may have to be paused from time to time. Stay weather aware & navigate the action using our free FOX26 Weather App. Then, get ready for a big-time warmup as we head into next week. Fiona rides a little farther south, which bears a bit closer watching long-term. Remnants of Merbok set to bring major impacts to western Alaska through the weekend.
Scattered shower/storm chances increase from south to north Friday
Scattered showers & storms look to peak today, and then decline as we work our way through the weekend. Outdoor plans need not be canceled, but may have to be paused from time to time. Stay weather aware and navigate the action using our free FOX 26 Weather App. Then, get ready for a big time warmup as we head into next week. Fiona riding a little farther south, which bears a bit closer watching long-term. Remnants of Merbok set to bring major impacts to western Alaska through the weekend
Scattered showers & storms look to peak today, and then decline as we work our way through the weekend. Outdoor plans need not be canceled, but may have to be paused from time to time. Stay weather aware and navigate the action using our free FOX 26 Weather App. Then, get ready for a big time warmup as we head into next week. Fiona riding a little farther south, which bears a bit closer watching long-term. Remnants of Merbok set to bring major impacts to western Alaska through the weekend
Friday morning weather forecast
Friday and Saturday will bring scattered showers and downpours across Southeast Texas. Look for the rain chances to decrease at the end of the weekend with drier air and higher temperatures returning with the work week.
Friday and Saturday will bring scattered showers and downpours across Southeast Texas. Look for the rain chances to decrease at the end of the weekend with drier air and higher temperatures returning with the work week.
Thursday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist John Dawson
Friday and Saturday will bring scattered showers and downpours across Southeast Texas. Look for the rain chances to decrease at the end of the weekend with drier air and higher temperatures returning with the work week.
Friday and Saturday will bring scattered showers and downpours across Southeast Texas. Look for the rain chances to decrease at the end of the weekend with drier air and higher temperatures returning with the work week.
Thursday afternoon weather forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria
We begin transitioning toward a more humid, showery weather pattern as we head into the weekend. But, it's not going to stick around for long. Rain chances will taper as we head into next week, with a ridge of the high-pressure building. Toasty sunshine returns by the middle of next week. In the Atlantic, Tropical Storm Fiona is set to bring impacts to portions of the Caribbean before turning out to sea.
We begin transitioning toward a more humid, showery weather pattern as we head into the weekend. But, it's not going to stick around for long. Rain chances will taper as we head into next week, with a ridge of the high-pressure building. Toasty sunshine returns by the middle of next week. In the Atlantic, Tropical Storm Fiona is set to bring impacts to portions of the Caribbean before turning out to sea.
Isolated showers and storms Thursday, mainly south
Hopefully, you enjoyed the low(er) humidity because here comes the moisture! Breezes out of the east, eventually turning southerly will bring a noticeable increase in humidity as we close out the week. Along with that, rain chances will also be on the rise. It won't be a washout, but a few downpours and thunderstorms will also be in the mix over the weekend. Heading into next week, we dry out and warm up. In the tropics, our 6th named storm of the season has formed. Tropical Storm Fiona, however, is not expected to impact the Gulf.
Hopefully, you enjoyed the low(er) humidity because here comes the moisture! Breezes out of the east, eventually turning southerly will bring a noticeable increase in humidity as we close out the week. Along with that, rain chances will also be on the rise. It won't be a washout, but a few downpours and thunderstorms will also be in the mix over the weekend. Heading into next week, we dry out and warm up. In the tropics, our 6th named storm of the season has formed. Tropical Storm Fiona, however, is not expected to impact the Gulf.
Wednesday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist John Dawson
Thursday will start the transition back to a more humid pattern for Houston headed into the weekend. Expect some showers and thunderstorms scattered across Southeast Texas over the weekend. For the latest on the new tropical cyclone in the Atlantic, check out our FOX 26 YouTube Channel.
Thursday will start the transition back to a more humid pattern for Houston headed into the weekend. Expect some showers and thunderstorms scattered across Southeast Texas over the weekend. For the latest on the new tropical cyclone in the Atlantic, check out our FOX 26 YouTube Channel.
Wednesday afternoon weather forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria
One last day of blissful weather, and then tomorrow we begin to transition to a more humid pattern heading into the weekend. A few showers and storms south of I-10 are possible Thursday. More coverage of scattered showers and storms will be around Friday-Sunday, so something to keep an eye on for outdoor plans. There is a new Tropical Depression in the Atlantic, but it is not a concern for the Gulf.
One last day of blissful weather, and then tomorrow we begin to transition to a more humid pattern heading into the weekend. A few showers and storms south of I-10 are possible Thursday. More coverage of scattered showers and storms will be around Friday-Sunday, so something to keep an eye on for outdoor plans. There is a new Tropical Depression in the Atlantic, but it is not a concern for the Gulf.