Houston weather: Thunderstorm Warning for parts of Harris County, few severe storms

Strong to severe storms are possible across all of SE TX through early tonight as a disturbance moves through. Large hail, heavy rain, frequent lightning & damaging winds are all possible through about 10 PM. Storms will be dropping SE towards the coast and could get feisty. Make sure to stay alert & download our FOX 26 WX App to keep track of the threatening weather. A pattern shift is still scheduled for the weekend and much of next week with hotter and drier weather returning. We will be flirting with triple digits next week with some parts of SE TX close to heat advisory criteria by the middle and end of next week!

Houston weather: Isolated storms Thursday afternoon

We are looking for more afternoon storms in the Houston area today. Less expected for Friday with more heat building in this week. We may need a heat advisory next week as temperatures will get close to triple digits. Ozone Action Day again for today.

Houston-weather: Severe weather possible on Thursday

Spotty storms are once again possible Thursday afternoon and evening with a few heavy downpours, frequent lightning and some strong wind gusts. There's even a low risk for an isolated severe storm with gusts near 60 mph and hail near 1". But after Thursday, our rain chances start to wind down and temperatures soar. Look for a heat dome to build in for much of next week with hot and dry weather as temperatures soar to near 100 by the middle of next week.

Houston Weather: Lower floodthreat but isolated street flooding is possible due to heavy downpours

A few showers and storms are still possible through early tonight. The flood threat is much lower but I can't rule out a heavy downpour causing some isolated street flooding. Otherwise, look for us to dry out for much of the night with a bit of patchy fog possible early Thursday. Spotty storms are once again possible Thursday afternoon and evening with a few heavy downpours, frequent lightning, and some strong wind gusts. There's even a low risk for an isolated severe storm with gusts near 60 mph and hail near 1". But after Thursday, our rain chances start to wind down and temperatures soar. Look for a heat dome to build in for much of next week with hot and dry weather as temperatures soar to near 100 by the middle of next week.

Tropical Weather Forecast - June 7, 2023

Things are back to being quiet in the Atlantic Basin. Our non-tropical low in the eastern Atlantic near the Azores fell apart and is no longer being monitored for development. No tropical cyclone activity is expected to develop over the next 48 hours for the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean and Atlantic.

Houston weather: Mostly sunny, hot Wednesday afternoon in the 80s

Be on the lookout for isolated to scattered downpours and storms in the afternoons today, and tomorrow. As we head into the weekend, rain chances drop but temperatures on the thermometer will begin to spike. Next week, a heat dome will build leading to several hot and dry days. "Feels Like" values will likely approach thresholds to prompt our first heat advisories of the season. Nothing is being monitored for development at this time in the tropical Atlantic.

Houston weather: Isolated Wednesday afternoon showers/storms

We've got a few more days with decent shots at isolated afternoon downpours today and tomorrow. Temperatures will begin to spike next week as a heat dome builds and we turn the page back to a hot and dry pattern. We'll likely see our first heat advisories and triple digit days of the season soon, so brush up on heat safety for yourself, pets and little ones. Tropics are quiet with only one area being monitored way out in the Atlantic with only a 10% shot of development and it won't be coming anywhere near us.

Houston weather: Spotty storms possible again on Wednesday

Spotty storms are expected again Wednesday afternoon with a few more storms Thursday PM. For the weekend and next week, the pattern is expected to shift to a hotter and drier one with temperatures soaring well into the 90s and very little rain. Humidity will be high as well next week which could to some triple digit heat index values. Summer is just a few weeks away and we will start to feel more of that summer sizzle soon! Make sure to download the FOX 26 WX App to keep track of all of the latest weather changes headed our way!

Houston Weather: Storms to wind down but spotty showers expected to come back over the next couple days

Scattered storms that have developed this afternoon will be capable of very heavy rain that could lead to isolated street flooding. Look for these showers and storms to wind down around sunset. Spotty storms are expected again Wednesday afternoon with a few more storms Thursday PM. For the weekend and next week, the pattern is expected to shift to a hotter and drier one with temperatures soaring well into the 90s and very little rain. Humidity will be high as well next week which could to some triple-digit heat index values. Summer is just a few weeks away and we will start to feel more of that summer sizzle soon! Make sure to download the FOX 26 WX App to keep track of all of the latest weather changes headed our way!

Tropical Weather Forecast - June 6, 2023

A few clusters of showers and storms are moving across the Caribbean Sea but at this time these areas of storms are not expected to develop into tropical systems. A non-tropical low is still being monitored for development into a tropical cyclone in the far east Atlantic near the Azores. There is only a 10% chance for this system to develop over the next few days before it moves into cooler waters and likely falls apart.