Weather

We expect a good coverage of rain today for the Houston-area with a 60% chance of showers. It's warm and humid to start the morning and will heat up to the low 90s.

Typical June heat and humidity will remain in place ending the week with highs ranging from 90-95 degrees. Meanwhile, a plume of moisture is being steered in our direction underneath a major "heat dome" over the East Coast of the country. This plume should provide conditions for another round of scattered showers and storms on Thursday. A few could be briefly heavy, nothing looks severe at this time.

Tropical Storm Andrea is over. It was in the middle of the Atlantic for 12 hours, but entered the record books as the farthest north and east a tropical system has formed in the Atlantic during June since 1851. Saharan dust is back and keep the Atlantic quiet for now.

A plume of moisture from the eastern U.S. heat dome should provide conditions for another round of scattered showers and storms on Thursday.

A heat dome started the first major heat wave of Summer 2025 with record-breaking temperatures.

Harris County Commissioners are expected to have a heated meeting on Thursday about the leftover money that was granted for flood projects. FOX 26's Greg Groogan explains.

FOX 26 meteorologist Allison Gargaro is tracking weather conditions in Houston and beyond. Meanwhile, Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz is answering common questions related to hurricane season.

Allison Gargaro has a look at incoming rainfall into the Houston-area and Mike Iscovitz answers some frequently asked weather questions.

The chance for some heavy rain, lightening, and strong wind gusts is a possibility for today in the Houston-area. Light showers move in to Harris and Fort Bend County. Highs today will continue to be in the 90s.

Typical June heat and humidity will remain in place all week with daily highs ranging from 90-95 degrees. Meanwhile, a plume of moisture is being steered in our direction underneath a major "heat dome" over the East Coast of the country. This plume should provide conditions for scattered showers and storms on Wednesday. A few could be briefly heavy, nothing looks severe at this time.

The FOX 26 News Team presents a comprehensive look at local, regional, and national news events of the day.

An area of low pressure in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean has formed into Tropical Storm Andrea. Andrea is quickly tracking NE and this system will have no effects on the US. Andrea will be a short-lived tropical storm due to moving into cooler waters and stronger wind shear. Andrea is expected to weaken overnight and lose tropical characteristics by Wednesday. An above average hurricane season is still expected and hurricane season runs through November 30th.

FOX 26 Meteorologist Allison Gargaro speaks about the formation of Tropical Storm Andrea in the Atlantic. Plus, JD talks about emergency food in his Hurricane Gear Test.

Tropical Storm Andrea has officially been named the first storm of the season by the National Hurricane Center.