FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Welcome to summer! Summer officially began at 3:50 pm. Our first Tropical Storm of the season, Alberto made landfall over Mexico this morning but is no longer a tropical system. Look for coastal flooding to gradually subside and wind speeds to gradually decrease over the next day or so. Spotty downpours will be possible this evening and again Friday PM with a warm and humid airmass still in place. But if you're looking for pool time, Saturday is your day with only a 10% rain chance. There's a medium chance another tropical system might develop in the SW Gulf next week. It should stay to our south but may enhance our rain chances. Right now it looks like things won't get too crazy. But check FOX Local and our FOX 26 weather app for more updates!
Welcome to summer! Summer officially began at 3:50 pm. Our first Tropical Storm of the season, Alberto made landfall over Mexico this morning but is no longer a tropical system. Look for coastal flooding to gradually subside and wind speeds to gradually decrease over the next day or so. Spotty downpours will be possible this evening and again Friday PM with a warm and humid airmass still in place. But if you're looking for pool time, Saturday is your day with only a 10% rain chance. There's a medium chance another tropical system might develop in the SW Gulf next week. It should stay to our south but may enhance our rain chances. Right now it looks like things won't get too crazy. But check FOX Local and our FOX 26 weather app for more updates!
Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Tropical Storm Alberto's landfall was 475 miles away from here, but we're still feeling the effects. A coastal flood warning is in effect until 7pm and it will be very windy along the beaches again. Also, watch for scattered storms this afternoon with a few heavy ones. After a few storms again tomorrow, the weekend looks hot and humid. Also, by the way, the summer solstice occurs at 3:50pm today, so summer officially begins late today.
Tropical Storm Alberto's landfall was 475 miles away from here, but we're still feeling the effects. A coastal flood warning is in effect until 7pm and it will be very windy along the beaches again. Also, watch for scattered storms this afternoon with a few heavy ones. After a few storms again tomorrow, the weekend looks hot and humid. Also, by the way, the summer solstice occurs at 3:50pm today, so summer officially begins late today.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Alberto, our first tropical storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, continues to bring waves of heavy rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding to southeast Texas. The Flood Watch continues south of Houston until 1 a.m. Thursday. Coastal Flood Warning, Wind Advisory & high rip currents risk will stick around through early Thursday also. Storm surge around 2-4' can be expected around high tide which could mean more flooded roads along the coast. T.S. Alberto will make landfall by early Thursday in eastern Mexico taking much of the heavy rain and strong winds west by Thursday and Friday. Lower rain chances stick around for the weekend. We'll have to monitor the SW Gulf of Mexico again next week as another tropical system could form that would enhance our rain chances. Keep up with the latest weather by downloading our FOX 26 Weather app and by getting weather where you live on FOX Local!
Alberto, our first tropical storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, continues to bring waves of heavy rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding to southeast Texas. The Flood Watch continues south of Houston until 1 a.m. Thursday. Coastal Flood Warning, Wind Advisory & high rip currents risk will stick around through early Thursday also. Storm surge around 2-4' can be expected around high tide which could mean more flooded roads along the coast. T.S. Alberto will make landfall by early Thursday in eastern Mexico taking much of the heavy rain and strong winds west by Thursday and Friday. Lower rain chances stick around for the weekend. We'll have to monitor the SW Gulf of Mexico again next week as another tropical system could form that would enhance our rain chances. Keep up with the latest weather by downloading our FOX 26 Weather app and by getting weather where you live on FOX Local!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Alberto, our first tropical storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, continues to bring waves of heavy rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding to southeast Texas. Flood Watch continues south of Houston until 1 a.m. Thursday. Coastal Flood Warning, Wind Advisory & high rip currents risk will stick around through early Thursday also. Storm surge around 2-4' can be expected around high tide which could mean more flooded roads along the coast. T.S. Alberto will make landfall by early Thursday in eastern Mexico taking much of the heavy rain and strong winds west by Thursday and Friday. Lower rain chances stick around for the weekend. We'll have to monitor the SW Gulf of Mexico again next week as another tropical system could form that would enhance our rain chances. Keep up with the latest weather by downloading our FOX 26 Weather app and by getting weather where you live on FOX Local!
Alberto, our first tropical storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, continues to bring waves of heavy rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding to southeast Texas. Flood Watch continues south of Houston until 1 a.m. Thursday. Coastal Flood Warning, Wind Advisory & high rip currents risk will stick around through early Thursday also. Storm surge around 2-4' can be expected around high tide which could mean more flooded roads along the coast. T.S. Alberto will make landfall by early Thursday in eastern Mexico taking much of the heavy rain and strong winds west by Thursday and Friday. Lower rain chances stick around for the weekend. We'll have to monitor the SW Gulf of Mexico again next week as another tropical system could form that would enhance our rain chances. Keep up with the latest weather by downloading our FOX 26 Weather app and by getting weather where you live on FOX Local!
Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Even though the center of circulation of this potential tropical storm is hundreds of miles to our south and won?t make landfall in Texas, the impacts on our area definitely will be felt along the coastline. A tropical storm warning is in effect for Brazoria and Matagorda counties through the day today as well as areas all the way down to the Rio Grande Valley. in addition, coastal flood warning continues through the day today and tide levels have been rising, causing flooding in parts of Galveston and coastal areas of Brazoria county as well as even some bias in Houston, which could get a little higher through the day. Rainfall is primarily a concern south of Houston, where flood watch continues through the day, but expect a wet morning and mid day all around the greater Houston area, once we get past expect to return to warm conditions with some scattered storms.
Even though the center of circulation of this potential tropical storm is hundreds of miles to our south and won?t make landfall in Texas, the impacts on our area definitely will be felt along the coastline. A tropical storm warning is in effect for Brazoria and Matagorda counties through the day today as well as areas all the way down to the Rio Grande Valley. in addition, coastal flood warning continues through the day today and tide levels have been rising, causing flooding in parts of Galveston and coastal areas of Brazoria county as well as even some bias in Houston, which could get a little higher through the day. Rainfall is primarily a concern south of Houston, where flood watch continues through the day, but expect a wet morning and mid day all around the greater Houston area, once we get past expect to return to warm conditions with some scattered storms.
Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Even though the center of circulation of this potential tropical storm is hundreds of miles to our south and won?t make landfall in Texas, the impacts on our area definitely will be felt along the coastline. A tropical storm warning is in effect for Brazoria and Matagorda counties through the day today as well as areas all the way down to the Rio Grande Valley. in addition, coastal flood warning continues through the day today and tide levels have been rising, causing flooding in parts of Galveston and coastal areas of Brazoria county as well as even some bias in Houston, which could get a little higher through the day. Rainfall is primarily a concern south of Houston, where flood watch continues through the day, but expect a wet morning and mid day all around the greater Houston area, once we get past expect to return to warm conditions with some scattered storm
Even though the center of circulation of this potential tropical storm is hundreds of miles to our south and won?t make landfall in Texas, the impacts on our area definitely will be felt along the coastline. A tropical storm warning is in effect for Brazoria and Matagorda counties through the day today as well as areas all the way down to the Rio Grande Valley. in addition, coastal flood warning continues through the day today and tide levels have been rising, causing flooding in parts of Galveston and coastal areas of Brazoria county as well as even some bias in Houston, which could get a little higher through the day. Rainfall is primarily a concern south of Houston, where flood watch continues through the day, but expect a wet morning and mid day all around the greater Houston area, once we get past expect to return to warm conditions with some scattered storm
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Wet and windy weather will stick around tonight and Wednesday with impacts from potential tropical cyclone 1 moving in. Potential Tropical Cyclone One is still churning in the SW Gulf of Mexico with 40 mph winds moving north at 6 mph. It will make landfall in NE Mexico tomorrow night but will still bring the threat for flooding for areas near and south of I-10 through Wednesday. Tropical Storm warnings remain in place for much of the Texas Gulf Coast with wind gusts of 40-45 mph possible along with heavy rain. There's also a coastal flood warning and a high rip currents risk along the coast. Wind Advisory remains in effect until Thursday morning. So look for rough seas and 2-4' storm surge possible in coastal spots with some flooded roads possible. Heaviest rain looks to push in early Wednesday morning and stick around through Wednesday evening. Rain chances gradually get lower as we go into the weekend. Stick with the FOX 26 Weather Team for tropical updates on the FOX 26 Weather app and on our smart TV app FOX Local.
Wet and windy weather will stick around tonight and Wednesday with impacts from potential tropical cyclone 1 moving in. Potential Tropical Cyclone One is still churning in the SW Gulf of Mexico with 40 mph winds moving north at 6 mph. It will make landfall in NE Mexico tomorrow night but will still bring the threat for flooding for areas near and south of I-10 through Wednesday. Tropical Storm warnings remain in place for much of the Texas Gulf Coast with wind gusts of 40-45 mph possible along with heavy rain. There's also a coastal flood warning and a high rip currents risk along the coast. Wind Advisory remains in effect until Thursday morning. So look for rough seas and 2-4' storm surge possible in coastal spots with some flooded roads possible. Heaviest rain looks to push in early Wednesday morning and stick around through Wednesday evening. Rain chances gradually get lower as we go into the weekend. Stick with the FOX 26 Weather Team for tropical updates on the FOX 26 Weather app and on our smart TV app FOX Local.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Wet and windy weather will stick around tonight and Wednesday with impacts from potential tropical cyclone 1 moving in. Potential Tropical Cyclone One is still churning in the SW Gulf of Mexico with 40 mph winds moving north at 6 mph. It will make landfall in NE Mexico tomorrow night but will still bring the threat for flooding for areas near and south of I-10 through Wednesday. Tropical Storm warnings remain in place for much of the Texas gulf coast with wind gusts of 40-45 mph possible along with heavy rain. There's also a coastal flood warning and a high rip currents risk along the coast. Wind Advisory remains in effect until Thursday morning. So look for rough seas and 2-4' storm surge possible in coastal spots with some flooded roads possible. Heaviest rain looks to push in early Wednesday morning and stick around through Wednesday evening. Rain chances gradually get lower as we go into the weekend. Stick with the FOX 26 Weather Team for tropical updates on the FOX 26 Weather app and on our smart tv app FOX Local.
Wet and windy weather will stick around tonight and Wednesday with impacts from potential tropical cyclone 1 moving in. Potential Tropical Cyclone One is still churning in the SW Gulf of Mexico with 40 mph winds moving north at 6 mph. It will make landfall in NE Mexico tomorrow night but will still bring the threat for flooding for areas near and south of I-10 through Wednesday. Tropical Storm warnings remain in place for much of the Texas gulf coast with wind gusts of 40-45 mph possible along with heavy rain. There's also a coastal flood warning and a high rip currents risk along the coast. Wind Advisory remains in effect until Thursday morning. So look for rough seas and 2-4' storm surge possible in coastal spots with some flooded roads possible. Heaviest rain looks to push in early Wednesday morning and stick around through Wednesday evening. Rain chances gradually get lower as we go into the weekend. Stick with the FOX 26 Weather Team for tropical updates on the FOX 26 Weather app and on our smart tv app FOX Local.
Tropical Update: Potential storm develops in Gulf
Potential Tropical Cyclone One is still churning in the SW Gulf of Mexico with 40 mph winds moving north at 6 mph. It is still expected to turn into Tropical Storm Alberto over the next 24 hours making landfall in NE Mexico Wednesday night into early Thursday. Heavy rain threat has shifted a bit farther SW but coastal flooding, rip current risk and gusts to 40 mph are all possible for coastal communities. Flood Watch remains in place for most areas near and south of I-10.
Potential Tropical Cyclone One is still churning in the SW Gulf of Mexico with 40 mph winds moving north at 6 mph. It is still expected to turn into Tropical Storm Alberto over the next 24 hours making landfall in NE Mexico Wednesday night into early Thursday. Heavy rain threat has shifted a bit farther SW but coastal flooding, rip current risk and gusts to 40 mph are all possible for coastal communities. Flood Watch remains in place for most areas near and south of I-10.
Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
So, what's the latest? What exactly should we expect? Well, a system in the far southern Gulf that has the name "Potential Tropical Cyclone #1" will likely become Alberto later today and will bring heavy rain tonight and tomorrow to our area, especially south of I-10. Also, through the day today and tomorrow, gusty winds along the coast will bring coastal flooding to low-lying areas along our beaches and even low roads right on Galveston Bay. A Flood Watch goes into effect at 7 p.m. through the day tomorrow. To stay safe, don't swim in the Gulf and be very careful driving tomorrow morning.
So, what's the latest? What exactly should we expect? Well, a system in the far southern Gulf that has the name "Potential Tropical Cyclone #1" will likely become Alberto later today and will bring heavy rain tonight and tomorrow to our area, especially south of I-10. Also, through the day today and tomorrow, gusty winds along the coast will bring coastal flooding to low-lying areas along our beaches and even low roads right on Galveston Bay. A Flood Watch goes into effect at 7 p.m. through the day tomorrow. To stay safe, don't swim in the Gulf and be very careful driving tomorrow morning.
Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
So, what's the latest? What exactly should we expect? Well, a system in the far southern Gulf that has the name "Potential Tropical Cyclone #1" will likely become Alberto later today and will bring heavy rain tonight and tomorrow to our area, especially south of I-10. Also, through the day today and tomorrow, gusty winds along the coast will bring coastal flooding to low-lying areas along our beaches and even low roads right on Galveston Bay. A Flood Watch goes into effect at 7pm through the day tomorrow. To stay safe, don't swim in the Gulf and be very careful driving tomorrow morning.
So, what's the latest? What exactly should we expect? Well, a system in the far southern Gulf that has the name "Potential Tropical Cyclone #1" will likely become Alberto later today and will bring heavy rain tonight and tomorrow to our area, especially south of I-10. Also, through the day today and tomorrow, gusty winds along the coast will bring coastal flooding to low-lying areas along our beaches and even low roads right on Galveston Bay. A Flood Watch goes into effect at 7pm through the day tomorrow. To stay safe, don't swim in the Gulf and be very careful driving tomorrow morning.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast: Huge amounts of rain on the way
Flood Watch has been issued for Houston and areas near and south of I-10 from 7 pm Tuesday through 1am Thursday. Some locations in the flood watch could pick up 5 to 10" of rain during this time with isolated higher totals. That means you need to watch out for areas that could quickly flood and turn around, don't drown! Trinity River near Liberty is expected to go from moderate to major flood stage later this week so watch for the flood threat increasing here also. Big plume of tropical moisture will surge north of Potential Tropical Cyclone 1 in the SW Gulf of Mexico. This system should slam into Eastern Mexico over the next few days but will bring us several rounds of heavy rain. Heaviest rain is expected Tuesday PM - Wednesday PM and both are FOX 26 Storm Alert Days. Beach conditions will also be rough where there's a coastal flood watch & higher risk for rip currents. Lower rain chances will linger through the weekend and early next week.
Flood Watch has been issued for Houston and areas near and south of I-10 from 7 pm Tuesday through 1am Thursday. Some locations in the flood watch could pick up 5 to 10" of rain during this time with isolated higher totals. That means you need to watch out for areas that could quickly flood and turn around, don't drown! Trinity River near Liberty is expected to go from moderate to major flood stage later this week so watch for the flood threat increasing here also. Big plume of tropical moisture will surge north of Potential Tropical Cyclone 1 in the SW Gulf of Mexico. This system should slam into Eastern Mexico over the next few days but will bring us several rounds of heavy rain. Heaviest rain is expected Tuesday PM - Wednesday PM and both are FOX 26 Storm Alert Days. Beach conditions will also be rough where there's a coastal flood watch & higher risk for rip currents. Lower rain chances will linger through the weekend and early next week.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast: Heavy rain on the way
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Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Get ready for off-and-on heavy downpours beginning today and intensifying late Tuesday and Wednesday. Upwards of 5-10? of rain will be possible with lower amounts north of Houston. An area of low pressure in the southern Gulf of Mexico could become a tropical depression or even a tropical storm over the next couple of days, but whether or not it does, our forecast remains the same with a good chance for heavy rain. A flood watch is likely to be issued for our area heading into Tuesday and Wednesday.
Get ready for off-and-on heavy downpours beginning today and intensifying late Tuesday and Wednesday. Upwards of 5-10? of rain will be possible with lower amounts north of Houston. An area of low pressure in the southern Gulf of Mexico could become a tropical depression or even a tropical storm over the next couple of days, but whether or not it does, our forecast remains the same with a good chance for heavy rain. A flood watch is likely to be issued for our area heading into Tuesday and Wednesday.
Tropical weather development increasing, heavy rain forecasted for Texas Gulf Coast
Expect a tropical depression or tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico this week. The rainfall totals for parts of the US Gulf Coast will be high no matter how the National Hurricane Centers classifies this system. Here is the latest look at where flash flooding can be expected.
Expect a tropical depression or tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico this week. The rainfall totals for parts of the US Gulf Coast will be high no matter how the National Hurricane Centers classifies this system. Here is the latest look at where flash flooding can be expected.
Houston Weather: Brief break from storms Saturday before heavy rain and flooding risk next week
We are finally getting a break from the severe storms and heavy downpours. But it won't last for long! Look for one more hot and mainly dry day Saturday with high temperatures in the middle to upper 90s. Then tropical moisture will start to build in from the south. We are closely monitoring a disturbance in the southern Gulf of Mexico that now has a MEDIUM 50% chance to turn into our first tropical depression or storm of the season. It should stay to our south but moisture will increase, especially Sunday through next Thursday. Heavy downpours will become more likely which could cause some flooding issues. Temperatures will be a bit cooler next week with more clouds and rain. Check out our FOX 26 weather app and FOX Local to get the latest on weather where you live!
We are finally getting a break from the severe storms and heavy downpours. But it won't last for long! Look for one more hot and mainly dry day Saturday with high temperatures in the middle to upper 90s. Then tropical moisture will start to build in from the south. We are closely monitoring a disturbance in the southern Gulf of Mexico that now has a MEDIUM 50% chance to turn into our first tropical depression or storm of the season. It should stay to our south but moisture will increase, especially Sunday through next Thursday. Heavy downpours will become more likely which could cause some flooding issues. Temperatures will be a bit cooler next week with more clouds and rain. Check out our FOX 26 weather app and FOX Local to get the latest on weather where you live!
Watching tropical system Alberto: rainy week ahead for Houston
We are closely watching the southern Gulf of Mexico where a tropical depression or tropical storm could develop over the next 7 days. The name would be Alberto and this would be the first Tropical system of the season. The chance for this happening has increased to 50%. If the system develops, it would likely stay to the south of Houston. But a big plume of tropical moisture will still spill into our area. That will mean daily rain chances next week and an increased threat for heavy rain and flooding. Models are indicating 3-6" of rain near and south of I-10 with 1-3" north of I-10 Sunday through Thursday. The potential tropical cyclone in the eastern Pacific has fallen apart and the low off of the SE US should merge with a front and fall apart as it moves out into the Atlantic.
We are closely watching the southern Gulf of Mexico where a tropical depression or tropical storm could develop over the next 7 days. The name would be Alberto and this would be the first Tropical system of the season. The chance for this happening has increased to 50%. If the system develops, it would likely stay to the south of Houston. But a big plume of tropical moisture will still spill into our area. That will mean daily rain chances next week and an increased threat for heavy rain and flooding. Models are indicating 3-6" of rain near and south of I-10 with 1-3" north of I-10 Sunday through Thursday. The potential tropical cyclone in the eastern Pacific has fallen apart and the low off of the SE US should merge with a front and fall apart as it moves out into the Atlantic.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
We?ll have a very warm & humid Flag Day today and Father?s Day weekend. A few storms are possible on Father?s Day, but the real action arrives with a plume of tropical moisture for most, if not all, of next week. Right now the timing is uncertain, but plan on the potential for heavy rain at times beginning Monday and possibly increasing by Wednesday. A small tropical low is possible as well and is like to stay to our south. Stay in touch this weekend for updates.
We?ll have a very warm & humid Flag Day today and Father?s Day weekend. A few storms are possible on Father?s Day, but the real action arrives with a plume of tropical moisture for most, if not all, of next week. Right now the timing is uncertain, but plan on the potential for heavy rain at times beginning Monday and possibly increasing by Wednesday. A small tropical low is possible as well and is like to stay to our south. Stay in touch this weekend for updates.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Rain will be limited through Saturday with only a 10-20% chance for rain. Temperatures will be climbing to the middle to upper 90s so be careful in the heat! Tropical moisture is expected to spread north early next week. This will be associated will a disturbance that now has a MEDIUM 40% chance to develop into a tropical system over the next 7 days. The system will likely remain weak and push into Mexico early next week. But heavy rain could lead to a higher flood risk for SE Texas next Monday - Thursday. Temperatures will be trending a bit cooler next week with more clouds and rain around. Keep checking FOX Local and our FOX 26 weather app for more updates on this tropical threat!
Rain will be limited through Saturday with only a 10-20% chance for rain. Temperatures will be climbing to the middle to upper 90s so be careful in the heat! Tropical moisture is expected to spread north early next week. This will be associated will a disturbance that now has a MEDIUM 40% chance to develop into a tropical system over the next 7 days. The system will likely remain weak and push into Mexico early next week. But heavy rain could lead to a higher flood risk for SE Texas next Monday - Thursday. Temperatures will be trending a bit cooler next week with more clouds and rain around. Keep checking FOX Local and our FOX 26 weather app for more updates on this tropical threat!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Rain will be limited through Saturday with only a 10-20% chance for rain. Temperatures will be climbing to the middle to upper 90s so be careful in the heat! Tropical moisture is expected to spread north early next week. This will be associated will a disturbance that now has a MEDIUM 40% chance to develop into a tropical system over the next 7 days. The system will likely remain weak and push into Mexico early next week. But heavy rain could lead to a higher flood risk for Southeast Texas next Monday through Thursday. Temperatures will be trending a bit cooler next week with more clouds and rain around. Keep checking FOX Local and our FOX 26 weather app for more updates on this tropical threat!
Rain will be limited through Saturday with only a 10-20% chance for rain. Temperatures will be climbing to the middle to upper 90s so be careful in the heat! Tropical moisture is expected to spread north early next week. This will be associated will a disturbance that now has a MEDIUM 40% chance to develop into a tropical system over the next 7 days. The system will likely remain weak and push into Mexico early next week. But heavy rain could lead to a higher flood risk for Southeast Texas next Monday through Thursday. Temperatures will be trending a bit cooler next week with more clouds and rain around. Keep checking FOX Local and our FOX 26 weather app for more updates on this tropical threat!