Lake Conroe closed after Houston-area rain
Lake Conroe has been temporarily closed due to high lake levels and the possibility of submerged objects and other debris, officials say.
Lake Conroe has been temporarily closed due to high lake levels and the possibility of submerged objects and other debris, officials say.
Weather in Houston: Power outage tracker for Centerpoint, Entergy
Along with severe weather comes the potential for power outages. Here’s how you can view outages in your area and report them.
Along with severe weather comes the potential for power outages. Here’s how you can view outages in your area and report them.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
A flood watch is in effect until noon. Expect several rounds of heavy rain, lightning and street flooding through the day with temperatures in the 60s.
A flood watch is in effect until noon. Expect several rounds of heavy rain, lightning and street flooding through the day with temperatures in the 60s.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Today and Wednesday are once again FOX 26 Storm Alert Days as the threat for flooding remains higher across the Houston area. Houston and surrounding areas are now under a Flood Watch until 9 AM Wednesday with an additional 2-4 inches of rain possible. Some north and west of Houston picked up around 2-4 inches of rain yesterday with an additional 2-4" possible for the entire area through Wednesday PM. Heaviest rain should remain north and west of Houston through early tonight. But between 1-2 AM, models are showing a big line of heavy rain and strong storms rolling right into Houston. There could also be a few strong wind gusts near 60 mph and some hail. We remain in a marginal risk for severe weather tonight and Wednesday. Rounds of heavy rain will continue through Wednesday evening. Rain & storms will become less widespread Thursday and Friday with a 40% chance. We are finally drying things out as we slide into the weekend with bright sunshine for your outdoor plans
Today and Wednesday are once again FOX 26 Storm Alert Days as the threat for flooding remains higher across the Houston area. Houston and surrounding areas are now under a Flood Watch until 9 AM Wednesday with an additional 2-4 inches of rain possible. Some north and west of Houston picked up around 2-4 inches of rain yesterday with an additional 2-4" possible for the entire area through Wednesday PM. Heaviest rain should remain north and west of Houston through early tonight. But between 1-2 AM, models are showing a big line of heavy rain and strong storms rolling right into Houston. There could also be a few strong wind gusts near 60 mph and some hail. We remain in a marginal risk for severe weather tonight and Wednesday. Rounds of heavy rain will continue through Wednesday evening. Rain & storms will become less widespread Thursday and Friday with a 40% chance. We are finally drying things out as we slide into the weekend with bright sunshine for your outdoor plans
Polk County weather: Access road to Crystal Lakes Subdivision washed out
Crystal Lakes Subdivision residents in Polk County are being asked to shelter in place for the night.
Crystal Lakes Subdivision residents in Polk County are being asked to shelter in place for the night.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Today and Wednesday are once again FOX 26 Storm Alert Days as the threat for flooding remains higher across the Houston area. Houston and surrounding areas are now under a Flood Watch until 9 AM Wednesday with an additional 2-4 inches of rain possible. Some north and west of Houston picked up around 2-4 inches of rain yesterday with an additional 2-4" possible for the entire area through Wednesday PM. Heaviest rain should remain north and west of Houston through early tonight. But between 1-2 AM, models are showing a big line of heavy rain and strong storms rolling right into Houston. There could also be a few strong wind gusts near 60 mph and some hail. We remain in a marginal risk for severe weather tonight and Wednesday. Rounds of heavy rain will continue through Wednesday evening. Rain & storms will become less widespread Thursday and Friday with a 40% chance. We are finally drying things out as we slide into the weekend with bright sunshine for your outdoor plans
Today and Wednesday are once again FOX 26 Storm Alert Days as the threat for flooding remains higher across the Houston area. Houston and surrounding areas are now under a Flood Watch until 9 AM Wednesday with an additional 2-4 inches of rain possible. Some north and west of Houston picked up around 2-4 inches of rain yesterday with an additional 2-4" possible for the entire area through Wednesday PM. Heaviest rain should remain north and west of Houston through early tonight. But between 1-2 AM, models are showing a big line of heavy rain and strong storms rolling right into Houston. There could also be a few strong wind gusts near 60 mph and some hail. We remain in a marginal risk for severe weather tonight and Wednesday. Rounds of heavy rain will continue through Wednesday evening. Rain & storms will become less widespread Thursday and Friday with a 40% chance. We are finally drying things out as we slide into the weekend with bright sunshine for your outdoor plans
NWS issues flood watch for Houston and SE Texas until Wednesday, drivers beware
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Houston and Southeast Texas until Wednesday morning.
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Houston and Southeast Texas until Wednesday morning.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Today and Wednesday are once again FOX 26 Storm Alert Days as the threat of flooding remains higher across the Houston area. Houston and surrounding areas are now under a Flood Watch until 9 a.m. Wednesday with an additional 2-4 inches of rain possible. Some north and west of Houston picked up around 2-4 inches of rain yesterday with an additional 2-4" possible for the entire area through Wednesday evening. The heaviest rain should remain north and west of Houston through early tonight. But between 1-2 a.m., models are showing a big line of heavy rain and strong storms rolling right into Houston. There could also be a few strong wind gusts near 60 mph and some hail. We remain at a marginal risk for severe weather tonight and Wednesday. Rounds of heavy rain will continue through Wednesday evening. Rain & storms will become less widespread on Thursday and Friday with a 40% chance. We are finally drying things out as we slide into the weekend with bright sunshine for your outdoor plans.
Today and Wednesday are once again FOX 26 Storm Alert Days as the threat of flooding remains higher across the Houston area. Houston and surrounding areas are now under a Flood Watch until 9 a.m. Wednesday with an additional 2-4 inches of rain possible. Some north and west of Houston picked up around 2-4 inches of rain yesterday with an additional 2-4" possible for the entire area through Wednesday evening. The heaviest rain should remain north and west of Houston through early tonight. But between 1-2 a.m., models are showing a big line of heavy rain and strong storms rolling right into Houston. There could also be a few strong wind gusts near 60 mph and some hail. We remain at a marginal risk for severe weather tonight and Wednesday. Rounds of heavy rain will continue through Wednesday evening. Rain & storms will become less widespread on Thursday and Friday with a 40% chance. We are finally drying things out as we slide into the weekend with bright sunshine for your outdoor plans.
Caution for commuters throughout Houston as flood chances increase
The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Houston and Southeast Texas until Wednesday morning which means taking extra precautions when driving. FOX 26's Natalie Hee spoke with experts at the Houston Auto-Boative Show for advice.
The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Houston and Southeast Texas until Wednesday morning which means taking extra precautions when driving. FOX 26's Natalie Hee spoke with experts at the Houston Auto-Boative Show for advice.
Watch: Indiana officer helps handicapped man cross busy intersection amid winter storm
In a heartwarming incident captured on dashcam video, Officer and Chaplain James Burns of the South Bend Police Department in Indiana assisted a handicapped individual struggling in a winter storm.
In a heartwarming incident captured on dashcam video, Officer and Chaplain James Burns of the South Bend Police Department in Indiana assisted a handicapped individual struggling in a winter storm.
Houston weather: Warmest, coldest January in Harris County history
How has this January month compared to previous ones in Harris County? Here are the warmest and coldest January months in Harris County history.
How has this January month compared to previous ones in Harris County? Here are the warmest and coldest January months in Harris County history.
Watch: Quick-thinking officer rescues child from partially frozen pond in Arkansas
Body cam footage released by the Jonesboro Police Department showed the officer crawling on top of the ice to reach the child, who was clinging to the edge with his body submerged.
Body cam footage released by the Jonesboro Police Department showed the officer crawling on top of the ice to reach the child, who was clinging to the edge with his body submerged.
Police: Woman scared of bad weather makes false burglary call for cops to respond
In Alabama, Kelley Ginibera, 39, is facing charges for allegedly falsely reporting a burglary to the Dothan police on January 9. Responding to her call, officers found no burglary in progress but discovered that Ginibera had made the report out of fear of bad weather.
In Alabama, Kelley Ginibera, 39, is facing charges for allegedly falsely reporting a burglary to the Dothan police on January 9. Responding to her call, officers found no burglary in progress but discovered that Ginibera had made the report out of fear of bad weather.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Expect off and on rain Tuesday with the highest risk for heavy rain in north Houston. A flood watch is in effect through at least midnight as we have two more days of rainy and foggy weather. A round of heavy rain and potentially severe storms is expected from very early Wednesday morning through the afternoon. Further flood advisories are likely to be issued by late today.
Expect off and on rain Tuesday with the highest risk for heavy rain in north Houston. A flood watch is in effect through at least midnight as we have two more days of rainy and foggy weather. A round of heavy rain and potentially severe storms is expected from very early Wednesday morning through the afternoon. Further flood advisories are likely to be issued by late today.
Houston weather: More rain through Wednesday
Expect off and on rain today with the highest risk for heavy rain north of Houston where a flood watch in in effect through at least midnight. A round of heavy rain and potential severe storms is expected from very early Wednesday morning through the afternoon. Further flood advisories are likely to be issued by late today. After some minor round of showers on Friday, the weekend looks beautiful.
Expect off and on rain today with the highest risk for heavy rain north of Houston where a flood watch in in effect through at least midnight. A round of heavy rain and potential severe storms is expected from very early Wednesday morning through the afternoon. Further flood advisories are likely to be issued by late today. After some minor round of showers on Friday, the weekend looks beautiful.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
We are in for two more days of rainy, cloudy, foggy weather. Expect off and on rain today with the highest risk for heavy rain north of Houston where a flood watch in in effect through at least midnight. A round of heavy rain and potential severe storms is expected from very early Wednesday morning through the afternoon. Further flood advisories are likely to be issued by late today. After some minor round of showers on Friday, the weekend looks beautiful.
We are in for two more days of rainy, cloudy, foggy weather. Expect off and on rain today with the highest risk for heavy rain north of Houston where a flood watch in in effect through at least midnight. A round of heavy rain and potential severe storms is expected from very early Wednesday morning through the afternoon. Further flood advisories are likely to be issued by late today. After some minor round of showers on Friday, the weekend looks beautiful.
Houston weather: Flood threat continues with severe storm threat increasing
The threat of more rain remains in the forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday. Here's the latest forecast on the rain potential.
The threat of more rain remains in the forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday. Here's the latest forecast on the rain potential.
FOX 26 Houston Weather: Several rounds of rain remain
Widespread rain totals around 1-4 inches were reported today across SE Texas with totals closer to 4" for Huntsville, Columbus & Brenham. Houston has been in the 1-2" range. The problem is that more disturbances will pull up additional moisture bringing more rounds of heavy rain for Tuesday and Wednesday. We remain in a slight risk for street flooding the next few days along with a low marginal risk for a few strong to severe storms. So stay alert and make sure to download our FOX Local app for your smart tv for extra exclusive content! An additional 1-5" of rain could fall for parts of the area through Thursday so you will want to watch for flooded streets and avoid any that you see. Scattered showers linger Thursday and Friday with rain expected to wind down on Saturday leaving us with a sunny and dry Sunday. So after a soggy & rough week of weather, at least the weekend looks brighter and drier! Temperatures stay on the warmer side for most of the week so enjoy that at least!
Widespread rain totals around 1-4 inches were reported today across SE Texas with totals closer to 4" for Huntsville, Columbus & Brenham. Houston has been in the 1-2" range. The problem is that more disturbances will pull up additional moisture bringing more rounds of heavy rain for Tuesday and Wednesday. We remain in a slight risk for street flooding the next few days along with a low marginal risk for a few strong to severe storms. So stay alert and make sure to download our FOX Local app for your smart tv for extra exclusive content! An additional 1-5" of rain could fall for parts of the area through Thursday so you will want to watch for flooded streets and avoid any that you see. Scattered showers linger Thursday and Friday with rain expected to wind down on Saturday leaving us with a sunny and dry Sunday. So after a soggy & rough week of weather, at least the weekend looks brighter and drier! Temperatures stay on the warmer side for most of the week so enjoy that at least!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Widespread rain totals around 1-4 inches were reported today across SE Texas with totals closer to 4" for Huntsville, Columbus & Brenham. Houston has been in the 1-2" range. The problem is that more disturbances will pull up additional moisture bringing more rounds of heavy rain for Tuesday and Wednesday. We remain in a slight risk for street flooding the next few days along with a low marginal risk for a few strong to severe storms. So stay alert and make sure to download our FOX Local app for your smart tv for extra exclusive content! An additional 1-5" of rain could fall for parts of the area through Thursday so you will want to watch for flooded streets and avoid any that you see. Scattered showers linger Thursday and Friday with rain expected to wind down on Saturday leaving us with a sunny and dry Sunday. So after a soggy & rough week of weather, at least the weekend looks brighter and drier! Temperatures stay on the warmer side for most of the week so enjoy that at least!
Widespread rain totals around 1-4 inches were reported today across SE Texas with totals closer to 4" for Huntsville, Columbus & Brenham. Houston has been in the 1-2" range. The problem is that more disturbances will pull up additional moisture bringing more rounds of heavy rain for Tuesday and Wednesday. We remain in a slight risk for street flooding the next few days along with a low marginal risk for a few strong to severe storms. So stay alert and make sure to download our FOX Local app for your smart tv for extra exclusive content! An additional 1-5" of rain could fall for parts of the area through Thursday so you will want to watch for flooded streets and avoid any that you see. Scattered showers linger Thursday and Friday with rain expected to wind down on Saturday leaving us with a sunny and dry Sunday. So after a soggy & rough week of weather, at least the weekend looks brighter and drier! Temperatures stay on the warmer side for most of the week so enjoy that at least!
Watch: Fire truck spins out, crashes on icy Missouri road
In Imperial, Missouri, first responders faced an unexpected challenge when their fire truck spun out of control on an icy road, crashing in a driveway.
In Imperial, Missouri, first responders faced an unexpected challenge when their fire truck spun out of control on an icy road, crashing in a driveway.