Forecasting With Friends: July 18, 2024
Get ready for more stormy weather! And tune in for tips on using generators safely during potential power outages.
Houston weather: Storms on Thursday with more rain to come
The Houston weather forecast for Thursday includes storm weather in the morning, them more storms in the afternoon.
Houston weather: FOX 26 Storm Alert Day
Happy Friday Eve, everyone. As if we haven't had enough rain or enough of a mosquito invasion, there is a lot more on the way. Watch for stormy weather this morning, especially north of Houston, then more storms possible late this afternoon. Hit and miss showers and storms should stick around for tomorrow and Saturday, but rain looks more likely beginning Sunday and especially through next week. In fact, next week looks pretty ugly. More details as we get closer. Good times.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast: Off and on rain possible
As expected, spotty heavy downpours have once again dumped 1 to nearly 3 inches of rain over parts of the area. Flood threat will increase tomorrow and Friday as a front drops in from the north triggering more showers and storms. In fact, rain chances remain fairly high for the next several days. So plan on possible delays to outdoor plans. At least temperatures will be a bit more comfortable with more clouds & rain around. Tropical action is not expected to impact our area for at least the next week with lots of Saharan dust across the Atlantic basin.
Houston leaders demand action on storm resilience after Beryl power outages
Houston City Council members and Harris County officials voice frustration over Beryl's power outages, demanding better preparation and communication from the city and CenterPoint Energy.
Hurricane Beryl: Texas Lt. Governor announces creation of committee to investigate Beryl recovery
Texas Lieutenant Dan Patrick announced a special committee has been formed to investigate the recovery from Hurricane Beryl.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
As expected, spotty heavy downpours have once again dumped one to nearly three inches of rain over parts of the area. Flood threat will increase tomorrow and Friday as a front drops in from the north triggering more showers and storms. In fact, rain chances remain fairly high for the next several days. So plan on possible delays to outdoor plans. At least temperatures will be a bit more comfortable with more clouds & rain around. Tropical action is not expected to impact our area for at least the next week with lots of Saharan dust across the Atlantic basin.
Beryl recovery: Texas Governor announces federal approval for SNAP hot food purchases in 36 counties
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced on Wednesday that federal approval has been given to those with SNAP benefits to purchase hot foods.
Tropical update: No tropical cyclones expected
Saharan dust remains thick across the Atlantic basin and no tropical cyclones are expected over the next week. Two systems in the Eastern Pacific have a low chance of developing into a tropical depression or storm over the next 2 to 7 days. But they will be moving away from the United States. Don't let your guard down as we are still expecting a very busy hurricane season as we get into August and September.
Hurricane Beryl relief: Special grocery discounts available at local stores
After Hurricane Beryl brought severe flooding and power outages to the Houston-area and Gulf Coast, local grocery stores are stepping up to help residents restock their homes at discounted prices.
FOX 26 News at Noon
Houston will be hot and humid today with feels-like temperatures around 105 degrees. Drink plenty of fluids and take breaks inside the a/c. A bit of a drop in temperatures is expected this weekend as rain chances rise. Expect scattered showers and isolated storms each day through at least the start of next week. A friendly reminder, when thunder roars, head indoors. Download the free FOX Local TV app to stay up to day on local weather and the tropics.
Forecasting with Friends: July 17, 2024
Planning a trip this weekend? Get the latest regional and national weather updates and budget-friendly travel tips here!
Snow reported at Philadelphia International Airport in the middle of July: NWS
As temperatures hit a high of 94 degrees on Sunday, a record daily snowfall was reported at the Philadelphia International Airport.
Houston Kroger coupon: Grocery store offers digital discount following Hurricane Beryl
Kroger is offering Houston customers a $10 off of $100 digital discount coupon to help them restock after Hurricane Beryl.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Houston will be hot and humid today with feels-like temperatures around 105 degrees. Drink plenty of fluids and take breaks inside the a/c. A bit of a drop in temperatures is expected this weekend as rain chances rise. Expect scattered showers and isolated storms each day through at least the start of next week. A friendly reminder, when thunder roars, head indoors. Download the free FOX Local TV app to stay up to day on local weather and the tropics.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast: More rain on the way!
We are close to heat advisory criteria today and again tomorrow afternoon with heat index values near 106. Drink plenty of water, take it easy in the heat and try to find a cooling center if you are still without power. Look for a pattern change the rest of the week. Temperatures will go down a bit but clouds and rain increase, especially by Thursday and Friday. That could lead to a few flooded streets and delays for outdoor plans. Check out our smart TV app, Fox Local, to get in-depth updates on weather where you live and a detailed tropics update!
Houston grandfather dies from overheating without power
A Houston man's death from heatstroke in his powerless home following Hurricane Beryl raises concerns about the dangers of extended power outages for vulnerable residents.
Frustrations and Relief: Houstonians navigate FEMA assistance post-Beryl
Houston residents impacted by Hurricane Beryl can visit newly opened FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers for in-person assistance with the application process.
After Beryl, residents tell Houston City Council to spend on 'life saving infrastructure,' not luxuries
In the wake of Hurricane Beryl, Houston residents voiced outrage at city spending on non-essentials and demand investment in storm-resilient infrastructure.
Hurricane Beryl Aftermath: Mosquito boom threatens Houston residents
With standing water left behind by Hurricane Beryl, Houston faces a surge in mosquitoes, raising concerns about mosquito-borne illnesses.