Weather

One more day in the 80s to end the weekend here in Southeast Texas. Spring Break in Houston starts cooler than last week with afternoon high temperatures only in the 60s. Rain chances will hold off until the end of the week when another cold front arrives with some showers and storms.

Headed to the Rodeo this weekend? Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango says hold on to your cowboy hats! In addition to gusty winds, rodeo goers can look for warm and humid air over the weekend, but Spring Breakers can giddy up for a cool-down early next week!"

A few areas of fog are possible early Saturday. Onshore flow returns this weekend and that means it will be quite warm with temps in the middle 80s during the afternoon. It will be windy at times also with gusts near 30 mph. More significant cold front should arrive Sunday afternoon. Rain chance with it will only be around 10% but cooler air moves in for Spring Break next week with highs Monday only near 70! A stronger front moves in late next week that could bring a better chance for rain and storms. Have a fantastic weekend!

TGIF! We've made it to another weekend and the weather will be heating up again before a noticeable cooldown early next week. Weather for rodeo plans tonight should be quiet with only a 10% chance for a shower and pleasant temperatures in the 70s early falling to the 60s late. A few areas of fog are possible early Saturday. Onshore flow returns this weekend and that means it will be quite warm with temps in the middle 80s during the afternoon. It will be windy at times also with gusts near 30 mph. More significant cold front should arrive Sunday afternoon. Rain chance with it will only be around 10% but cooler air moves in for Spring Break next week with highs Monday only near 70! A stronger front moves in late next week that could bring a better chance for rain and storms. Have a fantastic weekend!

We've made it to the Friday before Spring Break and weekend 2 at the Rodeo. A weak front is at least trying to make it, and could bring in some lightly scattered showers mainly north. Highs will likely end up cooler there, but a few spots farther south could hit 80 if we see enough afternoon clearing. After a warm and breezy weekend, a second front brings in cooler air early next week. We'll gradually warm during Spring Break with another late week front expected around St. Patrick's Day

Yee-haw! We've made it to the Friday before Spring Break and Weekend 2 at the Rodeo. A weak front is at least trying to make it, and could bring in some lightly scattered showers mainly north. Highs will likely end up cooler there, but a few spots farther south could hit 80 if we see enough afternoon clearing. After a warm and breezy weekend, a second front brings in cooler air early next week. We'll gradually warm during Spring Break with another late week front expected around St. Patrick's Day.

A weak cold front will bring in a few changes over the next 24 hours though. Front arrives Friday morning with the best chance for rain north of I-10. Front should knock temperatures down a few degrees Friday but highs will still be near 80 degrees. Rain should move out by Friday afternoon and evening in time for rodeo plans. Front will stall out and fade over us which means temperatures stay warm over the weekend in the 80s. A stronger front will arrive Sunday night. It won't bring us much rain but it will mean a cooler start to next week which will be Spring Break week for some of you.

Weather for Houston Rodeo events tonight should be similar to the last few nights with warm temps in the 70s and muggy conditions. A weak cold front will bring in a few changes over the next 24 hours though. Front arrives Friday morning with the best chance for rain north of I-10. Front should knock temperatures down a few degrees Friday but highs will still be near 80 degrees. Rain should move out by Friday afternoon and evening in time for rodeo plans. Front will stall out and fade over us which means temperatures stay warm over the weekend in the 80s. A stronger front will arrive Sunday night. It won't bring us much rain but it will mean a cooler start to next week which will be Spring Break week for some of you. Have a great night!

#FOX26 Meteor?loga Lena Maria Arango tiene su pron?stico para el fin de semana.

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We've got a front on the way tonight, but the big question is does it make it and where does it stall. It'll at least bring in some lightly scattered showers mainly north of I-10, and take the edge of the temperatures briefly. Then, we're right back to warm and muggy for the weekend with a hefty south breeze. Highs Sunday will be largely dependent on the timing of our next front, which will bring in much more pleasant weather for early next week.

Highs today will approach record highs with mid 80s likely across the Houston area along with a muggy south breeze. Tomorrow, a weak cold front moves in, so there will be a chance for showers and even a few isolated storms - highs may stay in the 70s. This weekend looks pleasant with highs in the 80s again, then a stronger front Sunday night brings a bona fide cooldown for early next week with 50s and 70s for lows and highs.

We stay warm through the weekend with high temperatures in the 80s. There will be a weak cold front that rolls in early Friday morning. It will bring a slightly better chance for a few showers and storms Friday AM. But it will wash out and fade keeping warm air in place through Sunday. Another front Sunday night and Monday morning will be a bit stronger and finally bring more comfortable temperatures. It won't bring much rain through with only a 10-20% chance for an isolated shower. For those of you in town and on spring break next week, you will have some cooler air to enjoy.

Our warm, humid pattern continues for now. Look for mostly cloudy nights with AM patchy fog/mist and partly sunny, steamy afternoons. A weak front will bring a few light showers overnight Thursday into Friday followed by a very brief wind shift so it won't offer many changes. Another fairly dry front early next week looks to bring in a larger decrease to our temperatures, leading to at least a few pleasant, seasonable Spring Break days.