Weather

A line of storms is possible this Wednesday morning, then scattered rain throughout the afternoon. Outside of the rain, temperature highs reach in the low 80s.

Wednesday is a Fox 26 Storm Alert Day. Make sure you are prepared for rounds of heavy rain. That could make for a very slow morning and evening rush. Conditions are looking more favorable for storms tomorrow and there is ample moisture to support some heavy ones.

Conditions are looking more favorable for storms tomorrow and there is ample moisture to support some heavy ones. April, May and June are typically our rainiest months in the Houston area and, like we saw on Monday, ordinary storms can get nasty with little warning. Keep in touch with us on Fox Local for updates on storms if and when they develop.

Mike and JD take a look at how heavy rain on Monday caused some minor flooding on Monday. Plus, JD sat down with Shel Winkley from Climate Central.

There is patchy fog for Tuesday morning, then muggy with isolated afternoon storms possible with highs in the mid 80s. The combination of high humidity, a stalled front and a few areas of low pressure at the jet stream level could bring a few rounds of showers and storms.

The combination of high humidity, a stalled front and a few areas of low pressure at the jet stream level could bring a few rounds of showers and storms Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. For now, Wednesday brings the highest chance for storms. A look ahead at the weekend and next week shows some very warm temps with highs in the upper 80s.

FOX 26's John Dawson talks about the rain that moved through our area over the last few days and what to expect the rest of the week.

FOX 26 Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz takes us behind the scenes on a busy, stormy weather day.

The focus of Monday's heavy rain will move from the Sugar Land - Houston - Humble area to the coastal counties by late morning and midday. Models are showing improving conditions in the afternoon with highs in the low to mid 80s.

FOX 26 meteorologist John Dawson takes a look at the rain across the area and a look ahead at the rest of the week.

The highest chance for strong storms will be possible especially to the north of Houston. Beginning Monday, expect a mostly cloudy and humid pattern with a daily chance for showers or scattered storms through at least Friday.

The central Texas storm system should weaken as it heads toward Houston, but should still contribute to scattered showers that could put a damper on Easter morning.