Weather Forecast

Strong cold front is moving through the Houston area bringing some heavy downpours at times and a few storms. There's still a low risk of a strong storm through the early evening. The main risk would be a brief wind gust of 50-60 mph and hail up to 1" along with brief heavy rain that could lead to a few flooded streets. Rain will continue through tonight tapering off very early Saturday. Much colder air rolls in just in time for the weekend with highs only near 60 and lows in the 30s and 40s. That means temperatures 10-20 degrees below average! So throw on a few extra layers, crank up the heater and get ready for a chilly weekend. Cool air hangs around all of next week too with another round of rain likely Monday.

Veterans Day weather forecast.

Big changes are right around the corner for all of SE Texas as a strong cold front races into the state. Enjoy our last mild night for awhile with lows in the 60s. Look for patchy fog and a few showers Veterans Day morning with showers and storms increasing for the second half of the day. There's even a low category 1 risk out of 5 for an isolated severe storm Friday with a brief damaging wind gust the main threat along with some hail. Best chance for storms will be from around 2-8 pm. Showers fade early Saturday just as chilly air enters. We'll start off in the 40s and 50s Saturday and only climb to near 60. with the gusty north breeze, it will feel even colder than that. 30s and 40s are likely early Sunday so prepare to bundle up! Another decent round of rain is expected by Monday. Nicole has now weakened to a Tropical Storm with winds of 45 mph on the west coast of Florida and is expected to weaken to a Tropical Depression tonight as it moves inland into southern Georgia.

Today's weather looks nice and quiet again, but we have big changes on the way. After highs in the low 80s today, a pretty strong cold front will arrive by Veterans Day evening, so rain is likely and chilly air will follow. This weekend will be much cooler, then another disturbance in the jet stream could bring a rainy, cold day on Monday.

We get a few more warm days before we are reminded that Thanksgiving is right around the corner! Temperatures will soar to near 80 Thursday and Friday before crashing about 20 degrees for your weekend plans! Warm and mainly dry weather is expected for Thursday. But a cold front will bring in a decent shot for scattered showers and a few thunderstorms for Friday PM through early Saturday. Severe weather is not expected but plan on some heavy downpours Friday evening. Chilly air rolls in for the weekend with highs only near 60 and overnight lows in the 30s and 40s. Hurricane Nicole is expected to make landfall overnight in Florida north of West Palm Beach as a Category 1.

We get a few more warm days before we are reminded that Thanksgiving is right around the corner! Temperatures will soar to near 80 Thursday and Friday before crashing about 20 degrees for your weekend plans! Warm and mainly dry weather is expected for Thursday. But a cold front will bring in a decent shot for scattered showers and a few thunderstorms for Friday PM through early Saturday. Severe weather is not expected but plan on some heavy downpours Friday evening. Chilly air rolls in for the weekend with highs only near 60 and overnight lows in the 30s and 40s. Tropical Storm Nicole is expected to make landfall overnight in Florida north of West Palm Beach as a Category 1 hurricane.

A strong cold front is on the way for Veterans Day that should bring rain by the evening followed by a significant drop in temperatures. Highs today and Thursday will reach the low to mid 80s, then following Friday's front, highs this weekend could stay below 60. Next week looks chilly with lows in the 40s. Meanwhile, there is a wild mix of weather across the country with hurricane warnings in effect for Florida and blizzard warnings for the Dakotas.

Our temperatures will be dipping to the middle to upper 60s early Wednesday. We remain warm and dry the next few days with rain returning with a cold front Friday PM. Rain lingers early Saturday but no severe weather is expected with this system. However, a big surge of chilly air arrives just in time for your weekend plans so prepare now!

For folks heading out to the polls this evening, the weather should be pretty quiet with only a slim chance for a stray shower. It will be a warm evening with temperatures near 80 through early tonight and dipping to the middle to upper 60s early Wednesday. We remain warm and dry the next few days with rain returning with a cold front Friday PM. Rain lingers early Saturday but no severe weather is expected with this system. However, a big surge of chilly air arrives just in time for your weekend plans so prepare now!

Our weather looks spring-like for Election Day with highs in the mid 80s along with pleasant weather through Thursday. A cold front is expected late Friday/Veterans day, so showers are likely followed by chilly air for the weekend.

Election Day Tuesday may start off with some patchy fog, but rain is expected to be isolated with more warm and humid weather expected. The warmth will continue through Friday when our next cold front will be approaching. It will bring a chance for some rain & a few rumbles of thunder Friday and Saturday along with a significant drop in temperatures just in time for the weekend. We are still closely tracking subtropical storm Nicole in the Atlantic as it nears the Bahamas and the east coast of Florida.

It has been a warm and humid afternoon as we continue to celebrate our World Champion Houston Astros with temps in the 80s. Election Day Tuesday may start off with some patchy fog, but rain is expected to be isolated with more warm and humid weather expected. The warmth will continue through Friday when our next cold front will be approaching. It will bring a chance for some rain & a few rumbles of thunder Friday and Saturday along with a significant drop in temperatures just in time for the weekend. We are still closely tracking subtropical storm Nicole in the Atlantic as it nears the Bahamas and the east coast of Florida.

Hundreds of thousands of your friends and neighbors will head downtown for what will be a warm, humid, sweaty Astros victory parade. Luckily, rain doesn't look like an issue, but it will be muggy. Election Day looks fine. Our next front arrives on Friday or Saturday.

The work week starts off warm with partly cloudy skies. The quiet weather will be perfect for a parade or voting. Muggy mornings remain in the forecast until the next cold front at the end of the week. Friday will also be the next opportunity for showers/storms. Look for a tropical storm or hurricane to also threaten Florida late in the week. Go to the FOX26 YouTube Channel for the latest updates.

Our Astros are on fire, and that's warming up our temps! We'll start off the week with a few foggy mornings as they let the steam out of Minute Maid Park. Afternoons will be sunny, dry and seasonably warm for much of the week. Our next cold front looks to bring a few showers and breezy conditions heading into the weekend, but mainly a major cooldown. While moisture will be limited, temperatures will take a nosedive for an overwhelming majority of the U.S.

Warm front cross over Houston on Sunday bringing a few showers for Southeast Texas. Look for 80s most of the afternoons this week until a cold front on Friday. If anyone wants to plan a parade in Houston this week, there will be several nice days to do it.

A couple of light spotty showers are lingering along the coastline this morning, but otherwise it's a cool and quiet day. Enjoy it, because tomorrow our front returns... this time as a warm one. That'll bring our daytime highs into the 80s for much of next week, paired with a few isolated showers/storms on Sunday. Next week looks mostly dry until later in the week (great parade weather, hint hint). Our next front looks to arrive as we honor our Veterans on Friday, bringing the return of rain chances and a cooldown as we head into the weekend.

Our severe storm threat remains elevated across SE Texas through the rest of today and especially tonight. Most of the area remains under a Category 2 out of 5 threat for severe weather with a higher Category 3 out of 5 risk in our northern communities. Between now and 7PM, there will be a threat for a few supercell storms that could produce damaging winds or a brief tornado. Then expect a line of storms to develop that will roll through between 9 PM and 2 AM Saturday. Damaging winds 58+ MPH will be possible with this line. So make sure you have the FOX 26 weather app downloaded and have the alerts for your area turned on. Weather calms down for World Series Game 6 Saturday evening with no rain expected downtown. Election Day Tuesday also looks quiet.