Tuesday morning weather forecast
Houston should see a few rounds of showers and storms over the next couple of days. Most of the stronger storms will be north of downtown but a front will clear the rain late in the day Wednesday. Thursday will be the best outdoor day of the week with a warm front returning on Friday bringing back some rain chances.
Houston should see a few rounds of showers and storms over the next couple of days. Most of the stronger storms will be north of downtown but a front will clear the rain late in the day Wednesday. Thursday will be the best outdoor day of the week with a warm front returning on Friday bringing back some rain chances.
Monday evening weather forecast
Houston should see a few rounds of showers and storms over the next couple of days. Most of the stronger storms will be north of downtown, but a front will clear the rain late in the day Wednesday. Thursday will be the best outdoor day of the week with a warm front returning on Friday bringing back some rain chances.
Houston should see a few rounds of showers and storms over the next couple of days. Most of the stronger storms will be north of downtown, but a front will clear the rain late in the day Wednesday. Thursday will be the best outdoor day of the week with a warm front returning on Friday bringing back some rain chances.
Monday afternoon weather forecast
Unlike last week, which was mostly dry with low humidity, this week will be the opposite. This should thankfully bring some much needed pollen relief! Plan for partly to mostly cloudy skies the next few days, with several rain chances. Watching Tuesday-Wednesday closely for the possibility for any stronger storms. Aside from that, it will be warm, windy and humid with overnight lows close to record low maximums. Thursday looks like the best and driest day of the week, with the front pushing back inland on Friday as a warm front bringing the return of rain chances and toasty temps for the weekend.
Unlike last week, which was mostly dry with low humidity, this week will be the opposite. This should thankfully bring some much needed pollen relief! Plan for partly to mostly cloudy skies the next few days, with several rain chances. Watching Tuesday-Wednesday closely for the possibility for any stronger storms. Aside from that, it will be warm, windy and humid with overnight lows close to record low maximums. Thursday looks like the best and driest day of the week, with the front pushing back inland on Friday as a warm front bringing the return of rain chances and toasty temps for the weekend.
Sunday night leading into Monday morning weather forecast
Windy and warm in Houston for the next several days. Starting on Tuesday we can expect some showers/storms to be in the area. Those rain chances continue through Wednesday with Thursday looking to be the best day for outdoor activities this week.
Windy and warm in Houston for the next several days. Starting on Tuesday we can expect some showers/storms to be in the area. Those rain chances continue through Wednesday with Thursday looking to be the best day for outdoor activities this week.
Sunday Morning Forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria
Another warm, windy and dry day with high pollen counts across southeast Texas. A Wind Advisory is in effect from 10am-7pm. Humidity values have increased so fire weather concerns no longer persist locally. And much needed rainfall is in sight, but it's going to take a couple of days to reach the surface. Best chances for rain are currently Tuesday and Wednesday, but we may see showers again at the end of the week.
Another warm, windy and dry day with high pollen counts across southeast Texas. A Wind Advisory is in effect from 10am-7pm. Humidity values have increased so fire weather concerns no longer persist locally. And much needed rainfall is in sight, but it's going to take a couple of days to reach the surface. Best chances for rain are currently Tuesday and Wednesday, but we may see showers again at the end of the week.
Saturday night leading into Sunday morning weather forecast
The warm and dry weekend with loads of pollen in the air continues for Houston. Southeast Texas will experience very windy conditions until Tuesday when rain chances also return. The rest of the week should be warmer and more humid.
The warm and dry weekend with loads of pollen in the air continues for Houston. Southeast Texas will experience very windy conditions until Tuesday when rain chances also return. The rest of the week should be warmer and more humid.
Saturday night leading into Sunday morning weather forecast with Meteorologist John Dawson
The warm and dry weekend with loads of pollen in the air continues for Houston. Southeast Texas will experience very windy conditions until Tuesday when rain chances also return. The rest of the week should be warmer and more humid.
The warm and dry weekend with loads of pollen in the air continues for Houston. Southeast Texas will experience very windy conditions until Tuesday when rain chances also return. The rest of the week should be warmer and more humid.
Saturday morning weather forecast
Dry, breezy conditions continue into the weekend with gradually increasing temperatures and humidity as winds turn southerly. A Fire Weather Warning is only in effect to the northwest for Saturday. Oak pollen is still extremely high, but half of what it was yesterday. Next week will be warm, humid and unsettled with shower chances returning on Monday. We look to stay unsettled through midweek, so we'll have several chances to receive some much needed rainfall.
Dry, breezy conditions continue into the weekend with gradually increasing temperatures and humidity as winds turn southerly. A Fire Weather Warning is only in effect to the northwest for Saturday. Oak pollen is still extremely high, but half of what it was yesterday. Next week will be warm, humid and unsettled with shower chances returning on Monday. We look to stay unsettled through midweek, so we'll have several chances to receive some much needed rainfall.
Friday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
Dry, breezy conditions continue into the weekend with gradually increasing temperatures and humidity as winds turn southerly. A Fire Weather Warning is only in effect to the northwest for Saturday. Oak pollen is still extremely high, but half of what it was yesterday. Next week will be warm, humid and unsettled with shower chances returning on Monday. We look to stay unsettled through midweek, so we'll have several chances to receive some much needed rainfall.
Dry, breezy conditions continue into the weekend with gradually increasing temperatures and humidity as winds turn southerly. A Fire Weather Warning is only in effect to the northwest for Saturday. Oak pollen is still extremely high, but half of what it was yesterday. Next week will be warm, humid and unsettled with shower chances returning on Monday. We look to stay unsettled through midweek, so we'll have several chances to receive some much needed rainfall.
Sunny, breezy and extremely dry Friday
Today will be a repeat of yesterday with sunshine, extremely dry air, northwest breezes, sky-high pollen levels, and a risk for brush fires. Slight changes begin this weekend with winds returning from the south and a noticeable increase in humidity by Sunday. Showers should return Monday with higher chances for rain Tuesday and Wednesday along with muggy air.
Today will be a repeat of yesterday with sunshine, extremely dry air, northwest breezes, sky-high pollen levels, and a risk for brush fires. Slight changes begin this weekend with winds returning from the south and a noticeable increase in humidity by Sunday. Showers should return Monday with higher chances for rain Tuesday and Wednesday along with muggy air.
Friday morning weather forecast
Fire Weather concerns continue into Friday, with a Red Flag Warning in effect for the second day in a row. Temperatures and humidity will increase over the weekend with the return of southerly winds. Clouds increase late Sunday but we look to make it through most, if not all of the weekend dry. Rain chances return to the forecast Sunday night-Wednesday as several disturbances move through the area. We will be carefully watching for the potential for any stronger storms mainly on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Fire Weather concerns continue into Friday, with a Red Flag Warning in effect for the second day in a row. Temperatures and humidity will increase over the weekend with the return of southerly winds. Clouds increase late Sunday but we look to make it through most, if not all of the weekend dry. Rain chances return to the forecast Sunday night-Wednesday as several disturbances move through the area. We will be carefully watching for the potential for any stronger storms mainly on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thursday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
Fire Weather concerns continue into Friday, with a Red Flag Warning in effect for the second day in a row. Temperatures and humidity will increase over the weekend with the return of southerly winds. Clouds increase late Sunday but we look to make it through most, if not all of the weekend dry. Rain chances return to the forecast Sunday night-Wednesday as several disturbances move through the area. We will be carefully watching for the potential for any stronger storms mainly on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Fire Weather concerns continue into Friday, with a Red Flag Warning in effect for the second day in a row. Temperatures and humidity will increase over the weekend with the return of southerly winds. Clouds increase late Sunday but we look to make it through most, if not all of the weekend dry. Rain chances return to the forecast Sunday night-Wednesday as several disturbances move through the area. We will be carefully watching for the potential for any stronger storms mainly on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Breezy, dry air on Thursday brings insane pollen & Red Flag Warning
Very dry air and breezy north winds will bring an increased risk for brush fires, so a Red Flag Warning is in effect through 7 p.m. All outdoor burning is discouraged. Pollen levels are also off the charts. Oak pollen levels are even up to triple from last week. We should stay clear, breezy and dry through Friday and Saturday with muggy air returning next week. Our next rain chances return late Sunday and through much of next week.
Very dry air and breezy north winds will bring an increased risk for brush fires, so a Red Flag Warning is in effect through 7 p.m. All outdoor burning is discouraged. Pollen levels are also off the charts. Oak pollen levels are even up to triple from last week. We should stay clear, breezy and dry through Friday and Saturday with muggy air returning next week. Our next rain chances return late Sunday and through much of next week.
Thursday morning weather forecast
The next few days will be sunny, dry and pleasant with low humidity. Look for cool mornings, and mild afternoons. Breezy condition will increase fire concerns for Thursday and Friday, outdoor burning of any kind is not advised. Temperatures and humidity will increase over the weekend and we look to turn a bit unsettled beginning Sunday afternoon through midweek.
The next few days will be sunny, dry and pleasant with low humidity. Look for cool mornings, and mild afternoons. Breezy condition will increase fire concerns for Thursday and Friday, outdoor burning of any kind is not advised. Temperatures and humidity will increase over the weekend and we look to turn a bit unsettled beginning Sunday afternoon through midweek.
Wednesday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
The next few days will be sunny, dry, and pleasant with low humidity. Look for cool mornings and mild afternoons. Breezy conditions will increase fire concerns for Thursday and Friday, outdoor burning of any kind is not advised. Temperatures and humidity will increase over the weekend and we look to turn a bit unsettled beginning Sunday afternoon through midweek.
The next few days will be sunny, dry, and pleasant with low humidity. Look for cool mornings and mild afternoons. Breezy conditions will increase fire concerns for Thursday and Friday, outdoor burning of any kind is not advised. Temperatures and humidity will increase over the weekend and we look to turn a bit unsettled beginning Sunday afternoon through midweek.
Houston’s iconic 'art cars' are back on parade this weekend and the weather couldn't be better
The more than 30-year-old Houston tradition was paused for 2 years because of the pandemic.
The more than 30-year-old Houston tradition was paused for 2 years because of the pandemic.
Cold front brings lower humidity, high winds
A morning cold front will usher in a complete pattern change with much lower humidity and high winds from the north. As a result, both a Wind Advisory and Fire Weather Watch are in effect today from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Everyone is discouraged from doing any outdoor burning today, especially in rural areas where vegetation is likely very dry. Beautiful weather will follow with a series of brisk nights and sunny, dry days.
A morning cold front will usher in a complete pattern change with much lower humidity and high winds from the north. As a result, both a Wind Advisory and Fire Weather Watch are in effect today from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Everyone is discouraged from doing any outdoor burning today, especially in rural areas where vegetation is likely very dry. Beautiful weather will follow with a series of brisk nights and sunny, dry days.
Wednesday morning weather forecast
Foggy and humid for Houston on Wednesday morning but a cold front will clear the skies and bring in much drier air to southeast Texas in the afternoon. Look for some cool mornings and fantastic afternoons for the rest of the week with rain returning to the forecast for the end of the weekend.
Foggy and humid for Houston on Wednesday morning but a cold front will clear the skies and bring in much drier air to southeast Texas in the afternoon. Look for some cool mornings and fantastic afternoons for the rest of the week with rain returning to the forecast for the end of the weekend.
Tuesday Evening Weather Forecast
Foggy and humid for Houston on Wednesday morning but a cold front will clear the skies and bring in much drier air to southeast Texas in the afternoon. Look for some cool mornings and fantastic afternoons for the rest of the week with rain returning to the forecast for the end of the weekend.
Foggy and humid for Houston on Wednesday morning but a cold front will clear the skies and bring in much drier air to southeast Texas in the afternoon. Look for some cool mornings and fantastic afternoons for the rest of the week with rain returning to the forecast for the end of the weekend.
Muggy morning followed by highs in 90s
Is it summer yet? You might be asking that question today as we begin with muggy air and work our way to near 90 for a high temp with record highs possible (Bush 91?, Hobby 90?). Isolated storms are possible. A cold front moves in tomorrow and much drier, cooler air follows.
Is it summer yet? You might be asking that question today as we begin with muggy air and work our way to near 90 for a high temp with record highs possible (Bush 91?, Hobby 90?). Isolated storms are possible. A cold front moves in tomorrow and much drier, cooler air follows.