FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Summer-like weather is rushing into southeast Texas this week. Look for temperatures and heat index values to slowly climb as we move through the week. Highest rain chances will come late on Wednesday evening as storms from north Texas will slide south, falling apart before reaching Houston. There is some smoky air over the Gulf of Mexico that will make skies hazy over the next few days as well. Our bodies are not ready from this much heat so early in the season, so use caution with activities outdoors. Be safe in the heat!
Summer-like weather is rushing into southeast Texas this week. Look for temperatures and heat index values to slowly climb as we move through the week. Highest rain chances will come late on Wednesday evening as storms from north Texas will slide south, falling apart before reaching Houston. There is some smoky air over the Gulf of Mexico that will make skies hazy over the next few days as well. Our bodies are not ready from this much heat so early in the season, so use caution with activities outdoors. Be safe in the heat!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Summer-like weather is rushing into southeast Texas this week. Look for temperatures and heat index values to slowly climb as we move through the week. The highest rain chances will come late on Wednesday evening as storms from north Texas will slide south, falling apart before reaching Houston. There is some smoky air over the Gulf of Mexico that will make skies hazy over the next few days as well. Our bodies are not ready from this much heat so early in the season, so use caution with activities outdoors. Be safe in the heat!
Summer-like weather is rushing into southeast Texas this week. Look for temperatures and heat index values to slowly climb as we move through the week. The highest rain chances will come late on Wednesday evening as storms from north Texas will slide south, falling apart before reaching Houston. There is some smoky air over the Gulf of Mexico that will make skies hazy over the next few days as well. Our bodies are not ready from this much heat so early in the season, so use caution with activities outdoors. Be safe in the heat!
Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Even more humidity is moving in and you'll feel the difference today. The forecast for today and the rest of the week looks hot, hazy & humid with only isolated showers and highs in the low 90s. There is some smoky air over the Gulf of Mexico that will probably make our sky look hazy over the next couple of days. As far as stormy weather, North Texas could be in for severe weather tomorrow and there is a small risk that they could skirt by our northern counties, so we'll watch it closely.
Even more humidity is moving in and you'll feel the difference today. The forecast for today and the rest of the week looks hot, hazy & humid with only isolated showers and highs in the low 90s. There is some smoky air over the Gulf of Mexico that will probably make our sky look hazy over the next couple of days. As far as stormy weather, North Texas could be in for severe weather tomorrow and there is a small risk that they could skirt by our northern counties, so we'll watch it closely.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Even more humidity is moving in and you'll feel the difference today. The forecast for today and the rest of the week looks hot, hazy & humid with only isolated showers and highs in the low 90s. There is some smoky air over the Gulf of Mexico that will probably make our sky look hazy over the next couple of days. As far as stormy weather, North Texas could be in for severe weather tomorrow and there is a small risk that they could skirt by our northern counties, so we'll watch it closely.
Even more humidity is moving in and you'll feel the difference today. The forecast for today and the rest of the week looks hot, hazy & humid with only isolated showers and highs in the low 90s. There is some smoky air over the Gulf of Mexico that will probably make our sky look hazy over the next couple of days. As far as stormy weather, North Texas could be in for severe weather tomorrow and there is a small risk that they could skirt by our northern counties, so we'll watch it closely.
Houston weather: The heat is definitely on!
Get ready for lots of heat in Houston this week! It is early in the year for the feels-like temps to be this high, so use caution when active outdoors. The afternoon highs will be in the 90s but the heat index values will be at 100 or higher. There could be a very isolated storms around southeast Texas on Friday but don't look for much rain this week. Memorial Day Weekend will be hot for Houston!
Get ready for lots of heat in Houston this week! It is early in the year for the feels-like temps to be this high, so use caution when active outdoors. The afternoon highs will be in the 90s but the heat index values will be at 100 or higher. There could be a very isolated storms around southeast Texas on Friday but don't look for much rain this week. Memorial Day Weekend will be hot for Houston!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast: The heat is on!
Get ready for lots of heat in Houston this week! It is early in the year for the feels-like temps to be this high, so use caution when active outdoors. The afternoon highs will be in the 90s but the heat index values will be at 100 or higher. There could be a very isolated storms around southeast Texas on Friday but don't look for much rain this week. Memorial Day Weekend will be hot for Houston!
Get ready for lots of heat in Houston this week! It is early in the year for the feels-like temps to be this high, so use caution when active outdoors. The afternoon highs will be in the 90s but the heat index values will be at 100 or higher. There could be a very isolated storms around southeast Texas on Friday but don't look for much rain this week. Memorial Day Weekend will be hot for Houston!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
We have a good news, bad news forecast this week. The good news is that the chance for rain or storm is very low. The bad news is that temperatures will run 3-5 degrees above normal with muggy nights and afternoon heat index values near 100. The longer term forecast includes a slight chance for a storm late Friday into Saturday and an overall continuation of this hot and humid pattern for the next two weeks.
We have a good news, bad news forecast this week. The good news is that the chance for rain or storm is very low. The bad news is that temperatures will run 3-5 degrees above normal with muggy nights and afternoon heat index values near 100. The longer term forecast includes a slight chance for a storm late Friday into Saturday and an overall continuation of this hot and humid pattern for the next two weeks.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Patchy fog will be around southeast Texas again in the morning on Monday. The fog and skies will clear during the morning and allow for a very warm afternoon. This week will see even more humidity, with feels-like temperatures soaring into the triple digits. The mornings start muggy and mild with afternoons in the 90s each day. Our rain chances remain very low all week. Stay safe in this heat!
Patchy fog will be around southeast Texas again in the morning on Monday. The fog and skies will clear during the morning and allow for a very warm afternoon. This week will see even more humidity, with feels-like temperatures soaring into the triple digits. The mornings start muggy and mild with afternoons in the 90s each day. Our rain chances remain very low all week. Stay safe in this heat!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Look for more fog across Southeast Texas on Sunday morning. The warm temperatures will continue to be the story over the next week in the Houston area. Stay safe if you are outside working to clean up after this week's storms. Plan to take some breaks and get some A/C if that is an option. There are Cooling and Charging Centers open across the area if your home is one of the many without electricity. The saturated grounds should have some time to dry, there is less than a 10% chance for rain over the next 7 days.
Look for more fog across Southeast Texas on Sunday morning. The warm temperatures will continue to be the story over the next week in the Houston area. Stay safe if you are outside working to clean up after this week's storms. Plan to take some breaks and get some A/C if that is an option. There are Cooling and Charging Centers open across the area if your home is one of the many without electricity. The saturated grounds should have some time to dry, there is less than a 10% chance for rain over the next 7 days.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Yesterday's ferocious line of storms produced winds near 100 mph right through downtown Houston. Two EF-1 tornadoes have also been confirmed, 110 mph tornado in Cypress and an EF-1 tornado just SW of Waller. The event is being called a "Derecho" because the intense line of storms stayed together for hundreds of miles producing severe wind gusts around hurricane force. Showers will come to an end tonight. But keep in mind flooding still occurring around the Brazos, Trinity & San Jacinto rivers due to all the recent rain. Our weather pattern this weekend and next week will shift to a hotter and drier one with heat index values climbing to triple digits next week. This will have big impacts on those without power so stay safe! Get the latest updates on storm cleanup, closings and weather where you live by checking out our smart tv app Fox Local!
Yesterday's ferocious line of storms produced winds near 100 mph right through downtown Houston. Two EF-1 tornadoes have also been confirmed, 110 mph tornado in Cypress and an EF-1 tornado just SW of Waller. The event is being called a "Derecho" because the intense line of storms stayed together for hundreds of miles producing severe wind gusts around hurricane force. Showers will come to an end tonight. But keep in mind flooding still occurring around the Brazos, Trinity & San Jacinto rivers due to all the recent rain. Our weather pattern this weekend and next week will shift to a hotter and drier one with heat index values climbing to triple digits next week. This will have big impacts on those without power so stay safe! Get the latest updates on storm cleanup, closings and weather where you live by checking out our smart tv app Fox Local!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Yesterday's ferocious line of storms produced winds near 100 mph right through downtown Houston. Two EF-1 tornadoes have also been confirmed, 110 mph tornado in Cypress and an EF-1 tornado just SW of Waller. The event is being called a "Derecho" because the intense line of storms stayed together for hundreds of miles producing severe wind gusts around hurricane force. Showers will come to an end tonight. But keep in mind flooding still occurring around the Brazos, Trinity & San Jacinto rivers due to all the recent rain. Our weather pattern this weekend and next week will shift to a hotter and drier one with heat index values climbing to triple digits next week. This will have big impacts on those without power so stay safe! Get the latest updates on storm cleanup, closings and weather where you live by checking out our smart tv app Fox Local!
Yesterday's ferocious line of storms produced winds near 100 mph right through downtown Houston. Two EF-1 tornadoes have also been confirmed, 110 mph tornado in Cypress and an EF-1 tornado just SW of Waller. The event is being called a "Derecho" because the intense line of storms stayed together for hundreds of miles producing severe wind gusts around hurricane force. Showers will come to an end tonight. But keep in mind flooding still occurring around the Brazos, Trinity & San Jacinto rivers due to all the recent rain. Our weather pattern this weekend and next week will shift to a hotter and drier one with heat index values climbing to triple digits next week. This will have big impacts on those without power so stay safe! Get the latest updates on storm cleanup, closings and weather where you live by checking out our smart tv app Fox Local!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
It looks like wind gusts near 100 mph hit Downtown yesterday around 6:35 pm, but actual measured wind gusts reached category 1 hurricane strength. Today, there will be scattered showers and a few thunderstorms possible. There is a slight chance for a strong storm or two, but not like yesterday. Beginning this weekend, we're entering a calmer, but very warm pattern. Hot weather is a concern because many people may still be without power and air conditioning.
It looks like wind gusts near 100 mph hit Downtown yesterday around 6:35 pm, but actual measured wind gusts reached category 1 hurricane strength. Today, there will be scattered showers and a few thunderstorms possible. There is a slight chance for a strong storm or two, but not like yesterday. Beginning this weekend, we're entering a calmer, but very warm pattern. Hot weather is a concern because many people may still be without power and air conditioning.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Quiet this morning, then a chance for isolated afternoon storms. Highs in the low 80s.
Quiet this morning, then a chance for isolated afternoon storms. Highs in the low 80s.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
This evening is a FOX 26 Storm Alert Day. There is the chance for very heavy rain which could lead to additional flooding along the rivers and creeks that are still swollen from the flooding over the last few weeks. The northeastern portion of the viewing area is under a 4/4 'High' risk for flooding. The Flood Watch for areas near & north of I-10 including Houston from continues until 7 am Friday. An additional 2-4" of rain is possible for these areas with isolated amounts up to 6". Most of the viewing are is under a Tornado Watch until 10 pm. Any storms that develop have the chance of bringing large hail, strong winds and even an isolated tornado. The severe threat will end late tonight, but there is the chance for a few showers to continue into Friday morning. Stay weather aware and download FOX Local on your smart TV. We will have extended weather segments if there are any warnings issued.
This evening is a FOX 26 Storm Alert Day. There is the chance for very heavy rain which could lead to additional flooding along the rivers and creeks that are still swollen from the flooding over the last few weeks. The northeastern portion of the viewing area is under a 4/4 'High' risk for flooding. The Flood Watch for areas near & north of I-10 including Houston from continues until 7 am Friday. An additional 2-4" of rain is possible for these areas with isolated amounts up to 6". Most of the viewing are is under a Tornado Watch until 10 pm. Any storms that develop have the chance of bringing large hail, strong winds and even an isolated tornado. The severe threat will end late tonight, but there is the chance for a few showers to continue into Friday morning. Stay weather aware and download FOX Local on your smart TV. We will have extended weather segments if there are any warnings issued.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
This evening is a FOX 26 Storm Alert Day. There is the chance for very heavy rain which could lead to additional flooding along the rivers and creeks that are still swollen from the flooding over the last few weeks. The northeastern portion of the viewing area is under a 4/4 'High' risk for flooding. The Flood Watch for areas near & north of I-10 including Houston from continues until 7 am Friday. An additional 2-4" of rain is possible for these areas with isolated amounts up to 6". Most of the viewing are is under a Tornado Watch until 10 pm. Any storms that develop have the chance of bringing large hail, strong winds and even an isolated tornado. The severe threat will end late tonight, but there is the chance for a few showers to continue into Friday morning. Stay weather aware and download FOX Local on your smart TV. We will have extended weather segments if there are any warnings issued.
This evening is a FOX 26 Storm Alert Day. There is the chance for very heavy rain which could lead to additional flooding along the rivers and creeks that are still swollen from the flooding over the last few weeks. The northeastern portion of the viewing area is under a 4/4 'High' risk for flooding. The Flood Watch for areas near & north of I-10 including Houston from continues until 7 am Friday. An additional 2-4" of rain is possible for these areas with isolated amounts up to 6". Most of the viewing are is under a Tornado Watch until 10 pm. Any storms that develop have the chance of bringing large hail, strong winds and even an isolated tornado. The severe threat will end late tonight, but there is the chance for a few showers to continue into Friday morning. Stay weather aware and download FOX Local on your smart TV. We will have extended weather segments if there are any warnings issued.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
A flood watch is in effect from 1 p.m. today through 7 a.m. tomorrow. Isolated rain north of Houston this morning, then stormy beginning mid to late afternoon. Highs near 85.
A flood watch is in effect from 1 p.m. today through 7 a.m. tomorrow. Isolated rain north of Houston this morning, then stormy beginning mid to late afternoon. Highs near 85.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
We have issued a FOX 26 Storm Alert Day for Thursday through early Friday. Risk for multiple rounds of heavy rain and a few severe storms is increasing during this time frame. FLOOD WATCH has been issued for areas near & north of I-10 including Houston from 1 p.m. Thursday until 7 a.m. Friday. Additional 2-4" of rain is possible for these areas with isolated amounts around 5 to 6". Houston is also in a 2/5 severe risk Thursday with damaging winds, hail & even a low tornado threat. Rounds of heavy rain and a few strong to severe storms will be most likely Thursday afternoon through Friday morning. Flooding continues along the Brazos, Trinity, and San Jacinto Rivers. So these areas could start to flood quickly. Make sure to avoid any flooded areas and turn around, don't drown! At least we have a pattern change to look forward to this weekend and next week when hotter and drier weather will prevail. Get the latest updates on weather where you live by downloading FOX Local and catching our extended severe weather coverage on our smart TV app FOX Local!
We have issued a FOX 26 Storm Alert Day for Thursday through early Friday. Risk for multiple rounds of heavy rain and a few severe storms is increasing during this time frame. FLOOD WATCH has been issued for areas near & north of I-10 including Houston from 1 p.m. Thursday until 7 a.m. Friday. Additional 2-4" of rain is possible for these areas with isolated amounts around 5 to 6". Houston is also in a 2/5 severe risk Thursday with damaging winds, hail & even a low tornado threat. Rounds of heavy rain and a few strong to severe storms will be most likely Thursday afternoon through Friday morning. Flooding continues along the Brazos, Trinity, and San Jacinto Rivers. So these areas could start to flood quickly. Make sure to avoid any flooded areas and turn around, don't drown! At least we have a pattern change to look forward to this weekend and next week when hotter and drier weather will prevail. Get the latest updates on weather where you live by downloading FOX Local and catching our extended severe weather coverage on our smart TV app FOX Local!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
We have issued a FOX 26 Storm Alert Day for Thursday through early Friday. The risk for multiple rounds of heavy rain and a few severe storms is increasing during this time frame. FLOOD WATCH has been issued for areas near & north of I-10 including Houston from 1 p.m. Thursday until 7 a.m. Friday. An additional 2-4" of rain is possible for these areas with isolated amounts around 5 to 6". Houston is also in a 2/5 severe risk Thursday with damaging winds, hail & even a low tornado threat. Rounds of heavy rain and a few strong to severe storms will be most likely Thursday afternoon through Friday morning. Flooding continues along the Brazos, Trinity & San Jacinto Rivers. So these areas could start to flood quickly. Make sure to avoid any flooded areas and turn around, don't drown! At least we have a pattern change to look forward to this weekend and next week when hotter and drier weather will prevail. Get the latest updates on the weather where you live by downloading Fox Local and catching our extended severe weather coverage on our smart TV app FOX Local!
We have issued a FOX 26 Storm Alert Day for Thursday through early Friday. The risk for multiple rounds of heavy rain and a few severe storms is increasing during this time frame. FLOOD WATCH has been issued for areas near & north of I-10 including Houston from 1 p.m. Thursday until 7 a.m. Friday. An additional 2-4" of rain is possible for these areas with isolated amounts around 5 to 6". Houston is also in a 2/5 severe risk Thursday with damaging winds, hail & even a low tornado threat. Rounds of heavy rain and a few strong to severe storms will be most likely Thursday afternoon through Friday morning. Flooding continues along the Brazos, Trinity & San Jacinto Rivers. So these areas could start to flood quickly. Make sure to avoid any flooded areas and turn around, don't drown! At least we have a pattern change to look forward to this weekend and next week when hotter and drier weather will prevail. Get the latest updates on the weather where you live by downloading Fox Local and catching our extended severe weather coverage on our smart TV app FOX Local!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Good Wednesday morning, everyone. It's going to be another hot one with highs near 90...great. Trouble arrives again by late tomorrow with a good chance for heavy rain, especially north of Houston. The storm threat will linger through early Friday, then the heat is on as we head into the low 90s for a while.
Good Wednesday morning, everyone. It's going to be another hot one with highs near 90...great. Trouble arrives again by late tomorrow with a good chance for heavy rain, especially north of Houston. The storm threat will linger through early Friday, then the heat is on as we head into the low 90s for a while.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
The rest of today and Wednesday will feature very warm and mostly dry weather with only a 5-10% chance of a shower. Our roller coaster ride continues with another storm system expected to bring more rounds of heavy rain and a few strong storms Thursday. Houston is under a low 1/5 risk for severe storms Thursday with a higher 2/5 severe threat NW around Brenham & College Station. There's a slight to moderate risk for additional street flooding Thursday through early Friday. Once again, the biggest flood risk will be north of I-10 with another 2-4" of rain expected. Houston could pick up another 1-2" of rain with lower totals expected closer to the coast. Models are finally indicating that we may break out of this super soggy weather pattern next week with hot and mainly dry weather expected much of next week. You can keep track of weather where you live and the upcoming flood threat by downloading our FOX 26 Weather App and by checking out our smart TV app FOX Local!
The rest of today and Wednesday will feature very warm and mostly dry weather with only a 5-10% chance of a shower. Our roller coaster ride continues with another storm system expected to bring more rounds of heavy rain and a few strong storms Thursday. Houston is under a low 1/5 risk for severe storms Thursday with a higher 2/5 severe threat NW around Brenham & College Station. There's a slight to moderate risk for additional street flooding Thursday through early Friday. Once again, the biggest flood risk will be north of I-10 with another 2-4" of rain expected. Houston could pick up another 1-2" of rain with lower totals expected closer to the coast. Models are finally indicating that we may break out of this super soggy weather pattern next week with hot and mainly dry weather expected much of next week. You can keep track of weather where you live and the upcoming flood threat by downloading our FOX 26 Weather App and by checking out our smart TV app FOX Local!