Weather

Areas north of I‑10 saw the coolest and driest conditions on Saturday, but all of us will start to notice the humidity returning on Sunday afternoon.

It's sunny and hot today, with lower humidity and highs in the 90s. Areas north of I‑10 will likely cool into the low-70s tonight which will feel refreshing.

The slight relief from the humidity is letting the Friday night temps go down a bit. The heat returns in full force for the weekend.

Plenty of sunshine with high temperatures for Friday in the Houston-area. There will be a slight cooling north of I-10 but the heat returns for the weekend.

Drier air arrives Friday, bringing a brief feel of refreshing air and keeping heat index values lower. Sunshine returns for the weekend, but it will remain hot, with humidity gradually increasing again.

Drier air arrives Friday, bringing a brief feel of refreshing air and keeping heat index values lower.

Expect scattered storms happening mostly south of the Houston-area for Thursday. It'll still be very warm, and steamy.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms become more likely Thursday as moisture increases. The highest rain chances will be south of Houston near the coast, with downpours, lightning and gusty winds possible in the stronger storms.

A generator company in Tomball is hosting a workshop for people who want to better understand how to use a portable generator. FOX 26 meteorologist John Dawson went to DuroMax for a preview.

Isolated storms are still possible through early Wednesday evening. Scattered showers and thunderstorms become more likely Thursday as moisture increases.