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Mild with patchy fog and mist this morning, then mostly cloudy with isolated showers and highs in the upper 70s.

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Scattered showers and storms impacted parts of Southeast Texas today, with the majority of the heavy rain and storm action staying just north of Houston. Look for coverage of showers and storms to decrease tonight with just isolated rain possible. There will be plenty of dry time for Sunday Texans tailgating and holiday plans with only a 20% chance for rain. We will keep a 30% chance for spotty rain in the forecast for Monday and Tuesday, with a better shot for showers and storms Wednesday. Plan on it feeling more like spring instead of December with high temperatures staying in the 70s through Wednesday. Cold front should finally make it into the Houston area Wednesday night, causing causing much cooler air to build in late next week. Get the latest weather where you live by downloading our app for your phone and smart tv Fox Local!

FOX 26 Meteorologist Allison Gargaro has an update on what you can expect for rain in the Houston-area and what the weather locks like in the next couple of days.

Warm weather is on the way this weekend. Highs will likely soar to the mid/upper 70s. Passing showers and isolated storms are possible today, mainly north of I-10. No severe weather is expected, but keep an eye out for lightning. Fog is likely across Southeast Texas on Sunday morning. Rain chances are slightly lower Sunday before they pick back up early next week. It doesn?t look like we will have a strong enough front to sweep across the region until the middle of next week. Once it moves through, you can expect cooler air and drier conditions by the end of next week. Stay up to date on the weather where you live by downloading the free FOX Local app.

We are speeding through this holiday season and another weekend is upon us. The recent freezing temperatures north of Houston are long gone as southeasterly flow has brought in warmer air. Look for some fog, more clouds and spotty light showers this evening with overnight low temperatures in the 60s. Saturday will feature more clouds than sun along with a 50% chance for showers and isolated thunderstorms. Severe weather is not expected. But watch out for a few brief, heavy downpours and a bit of lightning. Rain chances drop to 20% for Sunday, which means mainly dry weather for Texans tailgating. Keep the umbrellas close because rain chances increase once again on Monday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures stay several degrees above normal through Monday, with cooler weather gradually pushing back into the Houston area by the middle and end of next week. Get the latest weather where you live and keep track of our weekend rain chances by downloading our free app for your phone and smart TV FOX Local!

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There is a chance for a few showers Friday, but higher rain coverage will be on Saturday evening. FOX 26 Meteorologist Allison Gargaro has the forecast.

Southeast Texas is cloudy and breezy with highs in the upper-60s. A few light showers are possible.

Another major pattern change for Houston and Southeast Texas is already taking place with the wind picking up out of the E/SE. Look for clouds to gradually increase tonight with light rain showers building in late tonight and early Friday. Spotty rain showers could impact your outdoor plans Friday and temperatures will be increasing with highs near 70 expected. Look for a 30% chance for rain Friday with rain chances jumping to 60% for Saturday as temperatures warm to the middle 70s. A few thunderstorms are possible this weekend, but severe weather is not expected. Rain chances briefly drop Sunday but increase once again on Monday. Temperatures will stay unseasonably warm through early next week before cooler air starts to build back in. Keep track of the holiday weather where you live by downloading FOX Local, our free app for your phone and smart TV!

Another major pattern change for Houston and Southeast Texas is already taking place with the wind picking up out of the E/SE. Look for clouds to gradually increase tonight with light rain showers building in late tonight and early Friday. Spotty rain showers could impact your outdoor plans Friday and temperatures will be increasing with highs near 70 expected. Look for a 30% chance for rain Friday with rain chances jumping to 60% for Saturday as temperatures warm to the middle 70s. A few thunderstorms are possible this weekend, but severe weather is not expected. Rain chances briefly drop Sunday but increase once again on Monday. Temperatures will stay unseasonably warm through early next week before cooler air starts to build back in. Keep track of the holiday weather where you live by downloading Fox Local, our free app for your phone and smart TV!

Allison Gargaro has a look at the freezing temperatures impacting areas of the country. Plus, Remeisha Shade gives a forecast of possible rain in the area.

It?s another cold morning across Southeast Texas with wake up temperatures below freezing in some locations. We will monitor mostly sunny skies through mid-day which will help temperatures rise to the mid-60s today. Temperatures will continue to rise through the weekend likely reaching the mid-70s by Sunday. Rain chances will increase over the next several days. There is a chance for an isolated shower on Friday, but much higher coverage moves in through the weekend.

The Freeze Warning north of Houston has come to an end. This is usually issued when the first widespread freeze of the season is expected. A few locations north of Houston like Livingston and Conroe could briefly reach freezing Thursday morning. We should then climb back to the middle 60s with dry weather Thursday afternoon. Moisture increases as southerly flow picks up late Thursday into Friday. Expect scattered light rain to build in as early as Friday morning and increase by Friday evening. Best chance for rain will come Saturday with rain chances up to 60%. A few storms are possible although no severe weather is expected. Cold front is expected to stall over us Saturday and linger through early next week. That will keep low rain chances in the forecast Sunday with better rain chances returning Monday. Cooler weather should return by the middle of next week. Get the latest weather where you live by downloading our app for your phone and smart TV called, FOX Local!

The Freeze Warning north of Houston has come to an end. This is usually issued when the first widespread freeze of the season is expected. A few locations north of Houston like Livingston and Conroe could briefly reach freezing Thursday morning. We should then climb back to the middle 60s with dry weather Thursday afternoon. Moisture increases as southerly flow picks up late Thursday into Friday. Expect scattered light rain to build in as early as Friday morning and increase by Friday evening. Best chance for rain will come Saturday with rain chances up to 60%. A few storms are possible although no severe weather is expected. Cold front is expected to stall over us Saturday and linger through early next week. That will keep low rain chances in the forecast Sunday with better rain chances returning Monday. Cooler weather should return by the middle of next week. Get the latest weather where you live by downloading our app for your phone and smart TV called FOX Local!