Weather

A bar in Downtown Houston suffered severe damage in storms on Thursday.

A man was seen out jogging during the storms in Houston on Thursday.

Houston Mayor john Whitmire confirmed four people died in severe storms that hit Houston on Thursday.

As a result of last night's severe weather, METRO has made the following service adjustments: -All Park & Ride service is suspended until further notice. -Expect delays on local bus, METROLift and curb2curb service. -Reduced frequency, bus shuttle service on portions of Red, Green and Purple METRORail lines. -Silver Line will run in the curb lane. BRT lane is closed. -METRO RideStores will be closed.

Video from inside Wells Fargo Plaza in Downtown Houston shows the moments storms hit.

A Houston mother of four died Thursday when a tree fell on her car during severe storms.

Quiet this morning, then a chance for isolated afternoon storms. Highs in the low 80s.

With a Severe Thunderstorm Warning in place for much of the Houston area, many residents are facing power outages.

Severe storms hit Houston Thursday causing major damage.

This evening is a FOX 26 Storm Alert Day. There is the chance for very heavy rain which could lead to additional flooding along the rivers and creeks that are still swollen from the flooding over the last few weeks. The northeastern portion of the viewing area is under a 4/4 'High' risk for flooding. The Flood Watch for areas near & north of I-10 including Houston from continues until 7 am Friday. An additional 2-4" of rain is possible for these areas with isolated amounts up to 6". Most of the viewing are is under a Tornado Watch until 10 pm. Any storms that develop have the chance of bringing large hail, strong winds and even an isolated tornado. The severe threat will end late tonight, but there is the chance for a few showers to continue into Friday morning. Stay weather aware and download FOX Local on your smart TV. We will have extended weather segments if there are any warnings issued.

FOX 26's Jonathan Mejia spoke with a neighbor in northwest Houston who witnessed a tree fall over trapping an elderly woman inside her home.

Houston city leaders, including Mayor John Whitmire, Houston Police Chief Larry Satterwhite, and Fire Chief Sam Peña, give an update on the storm damage that impacted the city.

FOX 26's Jonathan Mejia is in northwest Houston with a look at major damage and where a car became trapped under a tree while driving.

FOX 26's Abigail Dye is on the scene of a semi-truck that turned over on the highway due to strong wind gusts.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire spoke with FOX 26 from the Emergency Center as they assess the damage to the Houston area from severe storms and confirmed four deaths.

FOX 26's Sherman Desselle is in the Houston area near Highway 290 after a high-voltage power line went down near a neighborhood.