Houston weather: Warm Tuesday, storms Wednesday
Most of Tuesday looks quiet, but the air will feel humid as Gulf moisture continues to stream in and isolated mid-to-late day showers are possible. A stronger system pushes in late Wednesday into Wednesday night, bringing a widespread round of showers and thunderstorms.
Most of Tuesday looks quiet, but the air will feel humid as Gulf moisture continues to stream in and isolated mid-to-late day showers are possible. A stronger system pushes in late Wednesday into Wednesday night, bringing a widespread round of showers and thunderstorms.
Houston weather: Warm, isolated rain chances for Monday
It's a humid and breezy start to the week on Monday with conditions feeling warm in the low 80s along with some clouds. We could see some showers on Wednesday as a stronger system pushes in.
It's a humid and breezy start to the week on Monday with conditions feeling warm in the low 80s along with some clouds. We could see some showers on Wednesday as a stronger system pushes in.
Houston weather: March 8 evening forecast
Skies remain cloudy Sunday night and fog will be around the Houston area for Monday morning. Passing showers and a rumble of thunder will be possible in the morning with a chance for a stray shower in the afternoon.
Skies remain cloudy Sunday night and fog will be around the Houston area for Monday morning. Passing showers and a rumble of thunder will be possible in the morning with a chance for a stray shower in the afternoon.
Houston weather: Second cold front to bring rain, cooler air for rodeo fans
A powerful cold front that triggered deadly tornadoes and destructive winds across the central U.S. is stalling over Southeast Texas on Sunday, shifting the primary weather threat from severe storms to localized flooding and blinding rain.
A powerful cold front that triggered deadly tornadoes and destructive winds across the central U.S. is stalling over Southeast Texas on Sunday, shifting the primary weather threat from severe storms to localized flooding and blinding rain.
Houston weather: Sunday, March 8 morning forecast
There is a cluster of slow-moving, high-intensity rain cells currently impacting the Gulf Coast. Blinding rain and frequent lightning have been reported along the Interstate 10 corridor, specifically affecting Baytown, Channelview, and southern Liberty and Chambers counties.
There is a cluster of slow-moving, high-intensity rain cells currently impacting the Gulf Coast. Blinding rain and frequent lightning have been reported along the Interstate 10 corridor, specifically affecting Baytown, Channelview, and southern Liberty and Chambers counties.
Houston weather: March 7 overnight forecast
The strongest of Saturday's storms have passed through Greater Houston. Some areas may see some more rain on Sunday.
The strongest of Saturday's storms have passed through Greater Houston. Some areas may see some more rain on Sunday.
Houston weather: March 7 evening forecast
Saturday night's stronger storms will be in our southwest counites and that is where a Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 11:00pm.
Saturday night's stronger storms will be in our southwest counites and that is where a Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 11:00pm.
Houston weather: March 7 morning forecast
FOX 26 meteorologist Allison Gargaro has your morning forecast for March 7.
FOX 26 meteorologist Allison Gargaro has your morning forecast for March 7.
Houston weather: Strong to severe storms possible this weekend
Houston remains in an elevated 2 out of 5 risk for severe storms, including damaging winds and the possibility for some large hail Saturday. Make sure to have a plan to get indoors quickly if you are at rodeo or enjoying any other outdoor activities on Saturday. Severe storm threat is much lower on Sunday. But the risk for flooding remains elevated as rounds of heavy rain and strong storms continue to roll through the Houston area.
Houston remains in an elevated 2 out of 5 risk for severe storms, including damaging winds and the possibility for some large hail Saturday. Make sure to have a plan to get indoors quickly if you are at rodeo or enjoying any other outdoor activities on Saturday. Severe storm threat is much lower on Sunday. But the risk for flooding remains elevated as rounds of heavy rain and strong storms continue to roll through the Houston area.
Houston weather: Latest weekend storm timeline
If you're heading to the Rodeo, prepare for a messy fairway and potential travel delays to and from NRG as early as Saturday afternoon and through Sunday afternoon.
If you're heading to the Rodeo, prepare for a messy fairway and potential travel delays to and from NRG as early as Saturday afternoon and through Sunday afternoon.
Houston weather: Humid, isolated rain possible for Friday
If you're heading out to the Houston rodeo today, it'll be warm and humid with highs in the 80s. There may be some light rain later on in the evening. There is a FOX 26 Storm Alert for this weekend as a round of heavy rain moves in Saturday evening into Sunday.
If you're heading out to the Houston rodeo today, it'll be warm and humid with highs in the 80s. There may be some light rain later on in the evening. There is a FOX 26 Storm Alert for this weekend as a round of heavy rain moves in Saturday evening into Sunday.
Warm, muggy conditions to continue for Friday, wet weekend ahead
Rain and storm chances ramp up Saturday afternoon into Sunday as a front stalls nearby. Those heading to the Houston Rodeo should prepare for wet conditions and potential severe storm development, including the risk of heavy rain and gusty winds, as the most active weather arrives late Saturday and lingers into Sunday. Weekend severe storm threat has increased to a level 2 out of 5 for Houston and the flash flood threat has increased to a level 2 out of 4 for Saturday. Please stay alert and have a plan to get indoors quickly if you are heading out to rodeo or other outdoor plans.
Rain and storm chances ramp up Saturday afternoon into Sunday as a front stalls nearby. Those heading to the Houston Rodeo should prepare for wet conditions and potential severe storm development, including the risk of heavy rain and gusty winds, as the most active weather arrives late Saturday and lingers into Sunday. Weekend severe storm threat has increased to a level 2 out of 5 for Houston and the flash flood threat has increased to a level 2 out of 4 for Saturday. Please stay alert and have a plan to get indoors quickly if you are heading out to rodeo or other outdoor plans.
Houston weather: March 5 evening forecast
Rain and storm chances ramp up late Saturday into Sunday as a front stalls nearby. Those heading to the Houston Rodeo should prepare for wet conditions and potential severe storm development.
Rain and storm chances ramp up late Saturday into Sunday as a front stalls nearby. Those heading to the Houston Rodeo should prepare for wet conditions and potential severe storm development.
Houston weather forecast for Thursday, March 5
Southerly flow from the Gulf keeps Southeast Texas unseasonably warm and sticky through the end of the work week. Expect breezy southeast winds gusting to 25 mph and afternoon highs climbing into the lower 80s under mostly cloudy skies. Isolated storms are possible on Friday.
Southerly flow from the Gulf keeps Southeast Texas unseasonably warm and sticky through the end of the work week. Expect breezy southeast winds gusting to 25 mph and afternoon highs climbing into the lower 80s under mostly cloudy skies. Isolated storms are possible on Friday.
Houston weather: Warm Thursday, ahead of wet weekend
A strong disturbance may impact Texas late Friday into the weekend. While specifics are still evolving, scattered storms, possibly strong, remain a possibility. We’ll continue refining timing and severity details as we get closer. For now, plan on dodging occasional downpours this weekend with some rounds of stronger storms. A brief cooldown could follow a cold front on pace for mid-next week.
A strong disturbance may impact Texas late Friday into the weekend. While specifics are still evolving, scattered storms, possibly strong, remain a possibility. We’ll continue refining timing and severity details as we get closer. For now, plan on dodging occasional downpours this weekend with some rounds of stronger storms. A brief cooldown could follow a cold front on pace for mid-next week.
Houston weather: March. 4 evening forecast
FOX 26 meteorologist Remeisha Shade has your evening forecast for March 4.
FOX 26 meteorologist Remeisha Shade has your evening forecast for March 4.
Houston weather: Warm with spotty showers chances for Wednesday
Skies will continue to be partly cloudy for Wednesday, with highs again reaching into the 80s. There is a chance of possible isolated showers, but it is limited.
Skies will continue to be partly cloudy for Wednesday, with highs again reaching into the 80s. There is a chance of possible isolated showers, but it is limited.
Houston weather: March 3 overnight forecast
Rain chances remain 20–30% through Friday — look for brief showers between dry periods.
Rain chances remain 20–30% through Friday — look for brief showers between dry periods.
Houston weather: March 3 evening forecast
Moisture increases tonight, bringing spotty showers or a storm Wednesday.
Moisture increases tonight, bringing spotty showers or a storm Wednesday.
Houston weather: Humid, warm Tuesday for primary Election Day
It's expected to be a mild Tuesday with clouds and sunshine for Election Day. There is a chance for a few sprinkles in the morning when the polls open, but things should let up in the afternoon with highs in the 80s.
It's expected to be a mild Tuesday with clouds and sunshine for Election Day. There is a chance for a few sprinkles in the morning when the polls open, but things should let up in the afternoon with highs in the 80s.