Weather

With only about 10 days left in this year's hurricane season, we are seeing things trying to wind down...but not quite! We are keeping a close eye on two systems that could get stronger. One system is in the central Caribbean and only has a low 10% chance to become a tropical depression or storm. It is moving west and will continue to be monitored for further development. Another system SE of Bermuda has a medium chance to become our next tropical system over the next 7 days as it pushes SE. The next name would be Vince. Hurricane season ends November 30th.

We are on storm watch for early this afternoon with a strong jet stream overhead bringing a chance for isolated severe storms. Houston is in the lower risk area, but an outbreak is possible from East Texas through Louisiana and Mississippi. Tonight and tomorrow, we'll turn windy and much cooler with a couple of cold morning to follow. Expect a cool Thanksgiving with a few showers possible.

We are on storm watch for early this afternoon with a strong jet stream overhead bringing a chance for isolated severe storms. Houston is in the lower risk area, but an outbreak is possible from East Texas through Louisiana and Mississippi. Tonight and tomorrow, we'll turn windy and much cooler with a couple of cold morning to follow. Expect a cool Thanksgiving with a few showers possible

Thanksgiving week has some interesting twists with the weather. A cold front on Monday evening breaks the mild and quiet pattern that has been settled over southeast Texas. That front sets up a cool week leading into Thanksgiving Day. But inconsistent modeling have left us with low confidence in the precipitation forecast. Plan for mostly dry right now at the end of the week but stay tuned as showers may return to the forecast.

Thanksgiving week has some interesting twists with the weather. A cold front on Monday evening breaks the mild and quiet pattern that has been settled over southeast Texas. That front sets up a cool week leading into Thanksgiving Day. But inconsistent modeling have left us with low confidence in the precipitation forecast. Plan for mostly dry right now at the end of the week but stay tuned as showers may return to the forecast.

A small area of low pressure just off the North coast of South America is being watch for tropical cyclone formation. This spot in the Caribbean will struggle to develop as it drifts slowly westward.

Lots to talk about weather-wise as we head toward Thanksgiving - we're looking pretty nice for this time of the year today, but some trouble is on the way. A cold front and a very strong jet stream will move overhead on Monday and bring the chance for storms, some could be strong. Expect a blustery Tuesday, a chilly Wednesday and a cool Thanksgiving. Models have been frustratingly inconsistent on turkey day rain, but as of now, let's prepare for a few showers and temps in the 60s.

The weekend remains quiet with some cloud cover and a few sprinkles possible on Sunday. Temperatures stay mild until a cold front arrives to southeast Texas on Monday night. Look for showers/storms overnight and into early on Tuesday morning. Some of those could be strong. Tuesday could feel blustery as the skies will be slow to clear and a breezy afternoon. Thanksgiving Day rain chances remain low for now with cool temperatures.

The weekend remains quiet with some cloud cover and a few sprinkles possible on Sunday. Temperatures stay mild until a cold front arrives to southeast Texas on Monday night. Look for showers/storms overnight and into early on Tuesday morning. Some of those could be strong. Tuesday could feel blustery as the skies will be slow to clear and a breezy afternoon. Thanksgiving Day rain chances remain low for now with cool temperatures.

Potential Tropical Cyclone Twenty-Two is no more, as far as advisories from the National Hurricane Center. This storm system is still bringing heavy rain across Hispaniola this weekend and could create flash flooding and mudslides.

This weekend is shaping up nicely, but with some cloud cover and a slight chance for drizzle on Sunday. Temperatures should feel pretty pleasant. A cold front is expected Monday night into Tuesday and could bring a round of storms and even a few strong ones. We'll get a bit blustery after the front and Thanksgiving looks seasonably chilly.

It has been the most gorgeous fall day across Houston with pleasant and dry weather expected tonight with temperatures falling to near 60. The weekend looks mild and mainly dry with only a 10% chance of a shower late Sunday. Strong cold front builds in late Monday into early Tuesday bringing a round of showers and storms. Get ready for a big drop in temperatures between Monday and Tuesday. It will be a cool start to Thanksgiving in the 40s but a pleasant finish in the middle 60s. Models are hinting that there may be a few showers Thursday so stay tuned for forecast changes!

FOX 26 Meteorologist Remeisha Shade headed out to Discovery Green for the opening night of their 'Frostival' and had some fun ice skating while she was there in between weather forecasts! Check out Remeisha doing some fun spins and tricks!

It has been the most gorgeous fall day across Houston with pleasant and dry weather expected tonight with temperatures falling to near 60. The weekend looks mild and mainly dry with only a 10% chance of a shower late Sunday. Strong cold front builds in late Monday into early Tuesday bringing a round of showers and storms. Get ready for a big drop in temperatures between Monday and Tuesday. It will be a cool start to Thanksgiving in the 40s but a pleasant finish in the middle 60s. Models are hinting that there may be a few showers Thursday so stay tuned for forecast changes!

Potential Tropical Cyclone 22 is moving over Jamaica bringing heavy rain and a threat for flooding. Tropical Storm watches continue for parts of Cuba, Haiti, and the SE Bahamas. There's a lower 30% chance that this system could turn into Tropical Storm Vince over the next few days. Flooding and strong gusty winds will be the main threat. It should get close to Bermuda by Sunday as it is losing tropical characteristics. This is the only active system for now and hurricane season runs through November 30th.

After a dreary Thursday, today and this weekend are looking very nice for the most part. Patchy morning fog is possible and there may be a few showers late Sunday, but overall looking good. Watch for a cold front and a line of storms from Monday night through the first half of Tuesday. We'll briefly get blustery on Tuesday with seasonably cool air for Thanksgiving.

Clouds remained pretty thick today but it looks like brighter days are ahead. Patchy fog may develop early Friday but we are expecting sunshine by the afternoon. Friday and Saturday should be dry with high temperatures climbing to the middle to upper 70s. Sunday and Monday will be our warmest days of the next week with temperatures around 80 degrees. Look for a few showers Sunday night with a better chance for scattered showers and storms Monday afternoon and evening. Spotty rain will linger through early Tuesday. Then the chilly air spills in for Tuesday as we dry out. In fact, wind chills may be in the 30s for some of you in southeast Texas by Wednesday morning! So expect a chill heading into Thanksgiving. But Thanksgiving Day should be a bit warmer, near 70 by the afternoon with dry weather expected.