Houston weather: Heavy rain possible on Thursday
Beginning Thursday and continuing Friday and Saturday, conditions will be favorable for a daily wave of storms. There could be a few strong/heavy ones as well, so make sure to stay weather aware and check in for updates on our Fox Local app. The highest chance for severe weather will be north of the Houston area, but don't let your guard down here.
Beginning Thursday and continuing Friday and Saturday, conditions will be favorable for a daily wave of storms. There could be a few strong/heavy ones as well, so make sure to stay weather aware and check in for updates on our Fox Local app. The highest chance for severe weather will be north of the Houston area, but don't let your guard down here.
Houston weather: Warm Wednesday morning in the 70s
Not much has changed for Wednesday's weather except for the chance of a few showers. Muggy and breezy day with highs in the 80s. Thunderstorms are possible overnight in the north Houston-area.
Not much has changed for Wednesday's weather except for the chance of a few showers. Muggy and breezy day with highs in the 80s. Thunderstorms are possible overnight in the north Houston-area.
Houston weather: Storms possible on Wednesday
Weather around Texas will become a bit chaotic for the next several days with lots of humidity and several small disturbances in the jet stream. As a result, the timing and location of storms is challenging. Most likely, our first chance for storms will arrive late tomorrow and early Thursday. Storms are also expected on Thursday night and Friday night. Models are mixed on Sunday, but it does looks slightly less humid, so that's nice.
Weather around Texas will become a bit chaotic for the next several days with lots of humidity and several small disturbances in the jet stream. As a result, the timing and location of storms is challenging. Most likely, our first chance for storms will arrive late tomorrow and early Thursday. Storms are also expected on Thursday night and Friday night. Models are mixed on Sunday, but it does looks slightly less humid, so that's nice.
Houston weather: Muggy Tuesday, possible severe weather chance Wednesday
Weather around Texas will become a bit chaotic for the next several days with lots of humidity and several small disturbances in the jet stream. As a result, the timing and location of storms is challenging. Most likely, our first chance for storms will arrive late tomorrow and early Thursday. Storms are also expected on Friday and into Saturday. Models are mixed on Sunday, but it does looks slightly less humid, so that's nice.
Weather around Texas will become a bit chaotic for the next several days with lots of humidity and several small disturbances in the jet stream. As a result, the timing and location of storms is challenging. Most likely, our first chance for storms will arrive late tomorrow and early Thursday. Storms are also expected on Friday and into Saturday. Models are mixed on Sunday, but it does looks slightly less humid, so that's nice.
Houston weather: Muggy start to Tuesday in the 70s
Waking up on Tuesday morning, the weather is going to be muggy to start your day off. However, the afternoon will become mostly cloudy with highs in the 80s and some breezes.
Waking up on Tuesday morning, the weather is going to be muggy to start your day off. However, the afternoon will become mostly cloudy with highs in the 80s and some breezes.
Houston weather: Another muggy day expected on Tuesday
A south breeze remains in place, so expect more of what we had over the past several days - not quite summer humidity, but still muggy with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Rain is not expected, but it's possible that a light sprinkle could move through from time to time.
A south breeze remains in place, so expect more of what we had over the past several days - not quite summer humidity, but still muggy with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Rain is not expected, but it's possible that a light sprinkle could move through from time to time.
Houston weather: Muggy day expected for Tuesday
A south breeze remains in place, so expect more of what we had over the past several days - not quite summer humidity, but still muggy with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Rain is not expected, but it's possible that a light sprinkle could move through from time to time.
A south breeze remains in place, so expect more of what we had over the past several days - not quite summer humidity, but still muggy with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Rain is not expected, but it's possible that a light sprinkle could move through from time to time.
Houston weather: Warm Monday morning in the 70s
A south breeze remains in place today, so expect more of what we had over the weekend - not quite summer humidity, but still muggy with highs in the mid to upper 80s.
A south breeze remains in place today, so expect more of what we had over the weekend - not quite summer humidity, but still muggy with highs in the mid to upper 80s.
Houston weather: April 27 overnight forecast
The FOX 26 Weekend Team provides the latest local, regional, and national news events of the day.
The FOX 26 Weekend Team provides the latest local, regional, and national news events of the day.
Houston weather: Your April 27 morning forecast
There's a 10% chance for a light shower or two over the next three days, but there won't be anything widespread until Wednesday night and Thursday. FOX 26 Meteorologist Allison Gargaro has your forecast.
There's a 10% chance for a light shower or two over the next three days, but there won't be anything widespread until Wednesday night and Thursday. FOX 26 Meteorologist Allison Gargaro has your forecast.
Houston weather: April 26 overnight forecast
The FOX 26 Weekend Team provides the latest local, regional, and national news events of the day.
The FOX 26 Weekend Team provides the latest local, regional, and national news events of the day.
Houston weather: April 26 morning forecast
FOX 26 meteorologist Allison Gargaro takes a look at your weekend forecast and what to expect the rest of the week.
FOX 26 meteorologist Allison Gargaro takes a look at your weekend forecast and what to expect the rest of the week.
Houston weather: Warming trend kicking in
Average highs for this time of the year are in the low 80s, but our actual afternoon temperatures will stay above average by about 5-7 degrees this weekend through at least Tuesday with only isolated showers.
Average highs for this time of the year are in the low 80s, but our actual afternoon temperatures will stay above average by about 5-7 degrees this weekend through at least Tuesday with only isolated showers.
Houston weather: Some fog Friday morning in the 70s
Friday morning there's patchy fog and mist, but the afternoon will become partly cloudy and warm with isolated afternoon storms. Temperature highs will be in the mid to upper 80s.
Friday morning there's patchy fog and mist, but the afternoon will become partly cloudy and warm with isolated afternoon storms. Temperature highs will be in the mid to upper 80s.
Houston weather: Warming trend to start kicking in
Afternoon highs will rise from the mid 80s Thursday to near 90 this weekend. The nice part is that both Saturday and Sunday look mostly sunny. Don't forget sunscreen because the late April sun is equal in intensity to the late August sun. As temperatures heat up this weekend, rain chances go all the way down to 10%. This means plenty of dry time for your beach and pool plans.
Afternoon highs will rise from the mid 80s Thursday to near 90 this weekend. The nice part is that both Saturday and Sunday look mostly sunny. Don't forget sunscreen because the late April sun is equal in intensity to the late August sun. As temperatures heat up this weekend, rain chances go all the way down to 10%. This means plenty of dry time for your beach and pool plans.
Houston weather: Misty Thursday morning in the 70s
It's a misty and humid Thursday morning in the 70s with a chance for mid-morning rain. As we get later into the afternoon, temperature highs reach the mid 80s.
It's a misty and humid Thursday morning in the 70s with a chance for mid-morning rain. As we get later into the afternoon, temperature highs reach the mid 80s.
Houston weather: More rain possible Thursday
Thursday and Friday will still bring the chance for afternoon pop-up storms, but also warmer highs in the mid 80s. This weekend, chances for rain are much lower, so expect sunshine and hot temps in the upper 80s.
Thursday and Friday will still bring the chance for afternoon pop-up storms, but also warmer highs in the mid 80s. This weekend, chances for rain are much lower, so expect sunshine and hot temps in the upper 80s.
Houston weather: Storms possible Wednesday morning
A line of storms is possible this Wednesday morning, then scattered rain throughout the afternoon. Outside of the rain, temperature highs reach in the low 80s.
A line of storms is possible this Wednesday morning, then scattered rain throughout the afternoon. Outside of the rain, temperature highs reach in the low 80s.
Houston weather: Stormy Wednesday possible, FOX 26 Alert Day issued
Wednesday is a Fox 26 Storm Alert Day. Make sure you are prepared for rounds of heavy rain. That could make for a very slow morning and evening rush. Conditions are looking more favorable for storms tomorrow and there is ample moisture to support some heavy ones.
Wednesday is a Fox 26 Storm Alert Day. Make sure you are prepared for rounds of heavy rain. That could make for a very slow morning and evening rush. Conditions are looking more favorable for storms tomorrow and there is ample moisture to support some heavy ones.
Houston weather: Heavy storms possible Wednesday
Conditions are looking more favorable for storms tomorrow and there is ample moisture to support some heavy ones. April, May and June are typically our rainiest months in the Houston area and, like we saw on Monday, ordinary storms can get nasty with little warning. Keep in touch with us on Fox Local for updates on storms if and when they develop.
Conditions are looking more favorable for storms tomorrow and there is ample moisture to support some heavy ones. April, May and June are typically our rainiest months in the Houston area and, like we saw on Monday, ordinary storms can get nasty with little warning. Keep in touch with us on Fox Local for updates on storms if and when they develop.