FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Rounds of rain will keep rolling across the Houston area through tonight and into Friday. Heaviest rain is expected near the coast with an additional 1-3" possible. A broad area of low pressure along a weak front just off the SE Texas coast has a very low 10% chance for tropical development. Although that is unlikely, it will continue to spread more downpours along parts of the Gulf coast. Flood Watch remains in effect for Brazoria, Chambers and Galveston counties until 7 AM Friday. Cold front Friday evening will put an end to this soggy pattern temporarily bringing drier air and a return to sunshine! Get ready to enjoy less humid air and temperatures in the 60s Sunday and Monday night. Get weather where you live and the latest on the tropics by downloading our app for your big screen, Fox Local!

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Scattered shower will once again begin along the coast and slowly push inland later today. There is a Flood Watch along our coastal counties until Friday morning. A cold front is set to sweet across Southeast Texas Friday. This front will usher in lower humidity and cooler mornings. No rain is in the forecast this weekend so get out and enjoy!

Soggy Thursday on the way | FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Bursts of heavy rain are possible this evening through early Friday as a lot of moisture and a front impact the area. Highest flood risk will likely be closer to the coast but a few flooded streets could pop up around Houston Thursday. Houston and Galveston remain in a 2 out of 4 slight risk for flooding Thursday. Flood Watch remains in place for Chambers, Galveston, Jackson, Brazoria & Matagorda counties until 7am Friday. Cold front will sweep away the rain and bring pleasant mornings and lower humidity this weekend through early next week. Enjoy!

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Bursts of heavy rain are possible this evening through early Friday as a lot of moisture and a front impact the area. Highest flood risk will likely be closer to the coast but a few flooded streets could pop up around Houston Thursday. Houston and Galveston remain in a 2 out of 4 slight risk for flooding Thursday. Flood Watch remains in place for Chambers, Galveston, Jackson, Brazoria & Matagorda counties until 7am Friday. Cold front will sweep away the rain and bring pleasant mornings and lower humidity this weekend through early next week. Enjoy!

More rain possible Wednesday | FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Look for a few more rainy days as moisture lingers and a weak front enhances rain chances. Threat for street flooding shifts back to the north over Houston Wednesday with more widespread rain also expected Thursday. Cold front will enhance rain chances the next few days but will bring in much drier air for your weekend plans. Pleasant mornings and lower humidity are in store early next week. Enjoy it!

Summer cold front| Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Following flooding bear the beaches on Labor Day, today we'll continue a similar pattern with heavy rain south of Houston and more spotty storms closer to town and surrounding suburbs. Look for humid highs in the low 90s. Rain chances will actually rise for Wednesday and especially Thursday, but then...a summer "cold" front! The main change we expect is that the humidity will drop by Saturday and lows could even drop into the upper 60s in spots by Sunday and Monday morning. Surprisingly, there is very little activity in the tropics, but there is a chance for a low to develop and affect the Yucatan later this week. Otherwise, we're in good shape for now.

Rain continues into Tuesday | FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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The threat for more heavy downpours and flooding will continue for a few more days, especially around Galveston, Lake Jackson, Angleton & Bay City. Low pressure near coast is not expected to turn into a tropical system since it will move over land by tomorrow morning. But this disturbance combined with a weak cold front will keep decent rain chances in the forecast through Thursday. Behind the late summer cold front, expect a refreshing pattern change that will include brighter skies, lower humidity and drier weather!

Scattered storms & rip currents | Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Happy Labor Day, everyone. We hope you have a relaxing one, but there will be some showers and storms to dodge. If you have beach plans today, just be cautious and check your Fox 26 weather app because there is a high chance for storms and even some isolated street flooding. In between storms it will be breezy with an onshore wind, so rip currents will be possible. Be careful. For the rest of the week, expect scattered showers and storms on Tuesday with a higher rain chance Wednesday and early Thursday. By the end of the week, guess what...a summer cold front? It looks like a front will pass through by Friday bringing slightly drier air. Days will still be warm, but morning lows should be about 5-10 degrees cooler. As far as tropical activity, a small area of low pressure will meander around our coastline for the next few days before the front comes through and it's chances for becoming a depression are low. Elsewhere, we'll watch for a possible system in the Caribbean or Gulf in about 10-12 days, but all that is highly uncertain.

Labor Day washout? | Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Scattered showers will continue today across SE Texas. An area of low pressure meandering off our coast is aiding in several rounds of rain not just through the holiday weekend, but continuing into next week. Isolated flooding is possible along the coast. With high rain chances and cloud cover comes slightly cooler temperatures. Highs will reach the upper 80s today. Keep and umbrella handy this Labor Day Weekend and download the FOX 26 weather app.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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The area of low pressure sitting off the Texas coast is getting a lot of attention this holiday weekend. It will be creating high possibilities for rain and perhaps even some areas of flooding right along the coast. The National Hurricane Center is also interested in this disturbed weather. They will continue to monitor for tropical development but expectations there are pretty low. The is a chance for several inches of rain in total through the next week as this system meanders back and forth along the coast for Beaumont to Corpus Christi. Keep this unsettled pattern in mind as you make your plans for Labor Day on Monday.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Heading into the long Labor Day weekend, our rainy and stormy pattern will continue. It does not look like any of the days will be complete washouts, but there will be a daily round or two of scattered heavy storms. There is a chance for isolated areas of street flooding, especially near the coast and east of Houston. The unsettled weather pattern is expected to last until at least the middle of next week. It's the first big Friday of the high school football season and you should be on the lookout for hit and miss showers and storms with pleasant temperatures. In the tropics, activity is picking up a bit with a tropical wave getting a little stronger heading toward the Caribbean and has about a 50% chance of becoming a tropical depression or storms and looks like a concern for the Yucatan in a week or so.

Another wet day ahead on Friday | FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Threat for street flooding will remain elevated over the next few days as more rounds of heavy rain roll through. Houston remains in a 1 of 4 risk of street flooding through the holiday weekend with a higher 2 of 4 risk around Galveston & Texas City. Rain may cause some delays for your holiday weekend plans. But temperatures at least remain more comfortable and below average for the next several days. One disturbance in the central Atlantic now has a higher Medium 40% chance to develop into a tropical system over the next week. So we could have a tropical depression or Tropical Storm Francine by Monday or Tuesday.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Threat for street flooding will remain elevated over the next few days as more rounds of heavy rain roll through. Houston remains in a 1 of 4 risk of street flooding through the holiday weekend with a higher 2 of 4 risk around Galveston & Texas City. Rain may cause some delays for your holiday weekend plans. But temperatures at least remain more comfortable and below average for the next several days. One disturbance in the central Atlantic now has a higher Medium 40% chance to develop into a tropical system over the next week. So we could have a typical depression or Tropical Storm Francine by Monday or Tuesday.

STORM ALERT DAY | Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Today is a Fox 26 Storm Alert Day. As a precaution, we want everyone to be aware of the potential for heavy rain, especially for coastal counties today with more than 2-3" possible for Galveston, Brazoria and parts of Harris and Fort Bend Counties. Nothing is guaranteed, but chances are high enough that we need to stay weather aware today. NOAA has our area classified with a level 1-2 threat for "excessive rain" today, so isolated street flooding. In the extended forecast, we should stay humid and unsettled each day through the Labor Day weekend and possibly even beyond into next week. The tropics remain unusually quiet for now, but should get busy in September.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast | Rain is here to stay this week
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Weather pattern is about to get super soggy with a 70-80% chance for rain through Labor Day. The threat for street flooding will also increase for Houston tomorrow with the highest chance along the coast near Galveston. 3-6" of rain is expected for Houston through early next week with 6-10" possible near the coast! Avoid any flooded roads and be prepared to alter outdoor holiday plans. At least temperatures will continue to remain below normal for the next seven days! There's one disturbance in the central Atlantic with a low 20% chance to become our next tropical system over the next 7 days. This could happen as it gets close to the Lesser Antilles.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Weather pattern is about to get super soggy with a 70-80% chance for rain through Labor Day. The threat for street flooding will also increase for Houston tomorrow with the highest chance along the coast near Galveston. 3-6" of rain is expected for Houston through early next week with 6-10" possible near the coast! Avoid any flooded roads and be prepared to alter outdoor holiday plans. At least temperatures will continue to remain below normal for the next seven days! There's one disturbance in the central Atlantic with a low 20% chance to become our next tropical system over the next seven days. This could happen as it gets close to the Lesser Antilles.

Labor Day weekend rain | Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Get ready for more rain today and even more tomorrow through the Labor Day weekend. We are locked into a pattern with a deep layer of tropical moisture and a plume of humid air streaming in from the Gulf of Mexico. Expect a daily round of downpours with the heavier storms dropping 2" of rain or more and other areas seeing only short-lived showers. Overall rain accumulations through the end of the week could hit the 5-10" range, especially for coastal counties. The tropics remain surprisingly quiet with only weak tropical waves a disturbances that currently have about a 20% chance of developing further over the next 7 days. We still expect a substantial increase in September.

More rain possible in Houston | FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Are you enjoying the cooler temperatures? We are not expecting any heat alerts through the rest of the week with a wet and stormy weather pattern trending over the area. An "upper low" over south Texas will bring more rounds of rain and thunder. In fact, we'll stay stuck in this unsettled weather pattern through the Labor Day holiday weekend. Best chance for widespread heavy rain appears to be Friday and Saturday. Disturbance in the central Atlantic has a low 20% chance to become our next tropical system over the next week. Francine is the next name on the list. Keep checking back for updates on your holiday weekend forecast where you live!

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Are you enjoying the cooler temperatures? We are not expecting any heat alerts through the rest of the week with a wet and stormy weather pattern trending over the area. An "upper low" over south Texas will bring more rounds of rain and thunder. In fact, we'll stay stuck in this unsettled weather pattern through the Labor Day holiday weekend. Best chance for widespread heavy rain appears to be Friday and Saturday. Disturbance in the central Atlantic has a low 20% chance to become our next tropical system over the next week. Francine is the next name on the list. Keep checking back for updates on your holiday weekend forecast where you live!

More rainy days head | Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Our plume of tropical moisture and upper-level area of low pressure continue to dominate our weather outlook today all the way through the Labor Day weekend. Look for scattered showers and storms each day with a few heavy downpours as well. Total rain accumulations could exceed 5" over the next 7 days. The good news is that temperatures will be held to below normal in most locations, in fact yesterday's high at Bush Airport was 89 degrees making it the "coolest" since late July. In the tropics, everything is still relatively quiet for this time of year, but a tropical wave has been given a 20% chance for development into a depression or storm over the next 7 days,