Houston weather: Memorial weekend rain chances
Rain chances stay elevated through Memorial Day weekend with repeated rounds of storms possible across the region.
Rain chances stay elevated through Memorial Day weekend with repeated rounds of storms possible across the region.
Houston weather: Scattered storms continue Thursday
A flood watch has been issued beginning 7 a.m. on Thursday until 7 a.m. on Monday with the additional rounds of rain and thunderstorms moving through the area. Flooding remains a concern through Memorial Day weekend.
A flood watch has been issued beginning 7 a.m. on Thursday until 7 a.m. on Monday with the additional rounds of rain and thunderstorms moving through the area. Flooding remains a concern through Memorial Day weekend.
Houston weather: More rounds of rain possible on Thursday
Flood watch has been issued from Thursday morning at 7 AM until 7 AM Monday morning that includes Brazoria, Fort Bend, Galveston, Matagorda, Wharton and Jackson counties. Some of these areas picked up 4 to 8 inches of rain Tuesday night and Wednesday, with several more inches potentially through the holiday weekend. As we go through the next 5 days, please be aware that there is a higher risk for flooding. Remember if you encounter a flooded road, find a different way to go and keep track of the latest alerts with our free streaming app on your phone, Fox Local.
Flood watch has been issued from Thursday morning at 7 AM until 7 AM Monday morning that includes Brazoria, Fort Bend, Galveston, Matagorda, Wharton and Jackson counties. Some of these areas picked up 4 to 8 inches of rain Tuesday night and Wednesday, with several more inches potentially through the holiday weekend. As we go through the next 5 days, please be aware that there is a higher risk for flooding. Remember if you encounter a flooded road, find a different way to go and keep track of the latest alerts with our free streaming app on your phone, Fox Local.
Houston weather: Rain chances through Memorial Day weekend
Don't let your guard down as several more waves of rain will mess with us Thursday through the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
Don't let your guard down as several more waves of rain will mess with us Thursday through the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
Houston weather: Flood Watch for Memorial Day Weekend
A Flood Watch is set to go into effect for some of our coastal Houston-area counties until the morning of Memorial Day. FOX 26's Remeisha Shade has your forecast as of Wednesday afternoon.
A Flood Watch is set to go into effect for some of our coastal Houston-area counties until the morning of Memorial Day. FOX 26's Remeisha Shade has your forecast as of Wednesday afternoon.
Houston weather: Rounds of storms, gusty winds for Wednesday
We have a FOX 26 Storm Alert for Wednesday morning due to the heavy rain we're seeing that developed on Tuesday evening. The rainy pattern is expected to continue through the weekend with rounds of storms.
We have a FOX 26 Storm Alert for Wednesday morning due to the heavy rain we're seeing that developed on Tuesday evening. The rainy pattern is expected to continue through the weekend with rounds of storms.
Houston weather: Heavy rainfall expected overnight
Scattered thunderstorms develop late Tuesday evening and continue into early Wednesday morning across Southeast Texas. Some storms could turn strong with gusty winds, frequent lightning, and heavy downpours during the overnight hours. Your Wednesday morning commute is sure to be impacted to check into FOX LOCAL before you leave the house and Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz will give you the latest details on this every changing event.
Scattered thunderstorms develop late Tuesday evening and continue into early Wednesday morning across Southeast Texas. Some storms could turn strong with gusty winds, frequent lightning, and heavy downpours during the overnight hours. Your Wednesday morning commute is sure to be impacted to check into FOX LOCAL before you leave the house and Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz will give you the latest details on this every changing event.
Houston weather: Heavy rainfall possible overnight
Scattered thunderstorms develop late Tuesday evening and continue into early tomorrow morning across Southeast Texas. Some storms could turn strong with gusty winds, frequent lightning, and heavy downpours during the overnight hours. Your Wednesday morning commute is sure to be impacted to check into FOX LOCAL before you leave the house and Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz will give you the latest details on this every changing event.
Scattered thunderstorms develop late Tuesday evening and continue into early tomorrow morning across Southeast Texas. Some storms could turn strong with gusty winds, frequent lightning, and heavy downpours during the overnight hours. Your Wednesday morning commute is sure to be impacted to check into FOX LOCAL before you leave the house and Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz will give you the latest details on this every changing event.
Houston weather: Isolated storms Tuesday morning, strong storms at night
There is a FOX 26 Storm Alert for later on Tuesday evening and early Wednesday morning. Threats include heavy rain, lightning, high winds and hail. However, expect highs in the upper 80s for Tuesday afternoon.
There is a FOX 26 Storm Alert for later on Tuesday evening and early Wednesday morning. Threats include heavy rain, lightning, high winds and hail. However, expect highs in the upper 80s for Tuesday afternoon.
Houston weather: Strong storms possible on Tuesday night, FOX 26 Storm Alert issued
Texas is entering several days of stormy weather and the first line of storms is expected late Tuesday and overnight into early Wednesday. Threats include heavy rain, lightning, high winds and hail. Storms should move in from the north, so we'll be watching the radar for a line of storms moving quickly toward Huntsville and College Station, then Houston, finally Galveston. Timing is not certain, but will most likely occur between around 6pm through midnight for the storm's arrival.
Texas is entering several days of stormy weather and the first line of storms is expected late Tuesday and overnight into early Wednesday. Threats include heavy rain, lightning, high winds and hail. Storms should move in from the north, so we'll be watching the radar for a line of storms moving quickly toward Huntsville and College Station, then Houston, finally Galveston. Timing is not certain, but will most likely occur between around 6pm through midnight for the storm's arrival.
Houston weather: Daily storms possible for the rest of the week
Texas is entering several days of stormy weather and the first line of storms is expected late Tuesday and overnight into early Wednesday. Threats include heavy rain, lightning, high winds and hail. Storms should move in from the north, so we'll be watching the radar for a line of storms moving quickly toward Huntsville and College Station, then Houston, finally Galveston. Timing is not certain, but will most likely occur between around 6pm through midnight for the storm's arrival.
Texas is entering several days of stormy weather and the first line of storms is expected late Tuesday and overnight into early Wednesday. Threats include heavy rain, lightning, high winds and hail. Storms should move in from the north, so we'll be watching the radar for a line of storms moving quickly toward Huntsville and College Station, then Houston, finally Galveston. Timing is not certain, but will most likely occur between around 6pm through midnight for the storm's arrival.
Houston weather: Muggy, breezy Monday with isolated storm chances
It's going to be a steamy start to the week with humid conditions to kick off Monday morning. Highs will reach into the upper 80s, but also watch out for a slight breeze.
It's going to be a steamy start to the week with humid conditions to kick off Monday morning. Highs will reach into the upper 80s, but also watch out for a slight breeze.
Houston weather: May 17 overnight forecast
FOX 26's John Dawson breaks down the increase in wind speed and possibly dramatic weather forecast for mid May in Southeast Texas.
FOX 26's John Dawson breaks down the increase in wind speed and possibly dramatic weather forecast for mid May in Southeast Texas.
Houston weather: May 17 evening forecast
A more active pattern develops on Tuesday as deeper moisture and disturbances move into Southeast Texas. Scattered showers and thunderstorms become more likely through the end of the week.
A more active pattern develops on Tuesday as deeper moisture and disturbances move into Southeast Texas. Scattered showers and thunderstorms become more likely through the end of the week.
Houston weather: High humidity, dangerous rip currents threaten Southeast Texas beachgoers
A surge of Gulf moisture is bringing high humidity and dangerous beach conditions to Southeast Texas this weekend, ahead of an unsettled weather pattern expected to lower temperatures and trigger widespread storms next week.
A surge of Gulf moisture is bringing high humidity and dangerous beach conditions to Southeast Texas this weekend, ahead of an unsettled weather pattern expected to lower temperatures and trigger widespread storms next week.
Houston weather: May 17 morning forecast
Gulf moisture continues building through the weekend, bringing higher humidity on Sunday. Afternoon highs will still be in the upper 80s. There's also a high risk for rip currents along the coast. So, if you're heading to Jeep weekend, please be very careful. If you're planning to get in the water and make sure to swim near a lifeguard.
Gulf moisture continues building through the weekend, bringing higher humidity on Sunday. Afternoon highs will still be in the upper 80s. There's also a high risk for rip currents along the coast. So, if you're heading to Jeep weekend, please be very careful. If you're planning to get in the water and make sure to swim near a lifeguard.
Houston weather: May 16 morning forecast
Gulf moisture continues building through the weekend, bringing warmer mornings and a more humid feel.
Gulf moisture continues building through the weekend, bringing warmer mornings and a more humid feel.
Houston weather: Warm weekend ahead
Gulf moisture continues building through the weekend, bringing warmer mornings and a more humid feel. Overnight lows stay milder with muggy conditions becoming more noticeable by Sunday. Temperatures will still be in the upper 80s. There's also a high risk for rip currents along the coast. So, if you're heading to Jeep weekend, please be very careful. If you're planning to get in the water and make sure to swim near a lifeguard.
Gulf moisture continues building through the weekend, bringing warmer mornings and a more humid feel. Overnight lows stay milder with muggy conditions becoming more noticeable by Sunday. Temperatures will still be in the upper 80s. There's also a high risk for rip currents along the coast. So, if you're heading to Jeep weekend, please be very careful. If you're planning to get in the water and make sure to swim near a lifeguard.
Houston weather: Dry weekend with rising humidity
The rain chances for the weekend are low, but the Gulf will be bringing in more humidity.
The rain chances for the weekend are low, but the Gulf will be bringing in more humidity.
Houston weather: Warm, slightly breezy Friday in the upper 80s
Friday will be another warm day with a few more clouds in the sky. We'll have some breezes as highs near 90. Expect similar conditions over the weekend with a slight increase in humidity going into Monday. Some heavy downpours are possible next week.
Friday will be another warm day with a few more clouds in the sky. We'll have some breezes as highs near 90. Expect similar conditions over the weekend with a slight increase in humidity going into Monday. Some heavy downpours are possible next week.