Houston-area school closures, cancellations, early release due to weather in Southeast Texas
List of Houston-area school districts canceling afterschool activities or early releases due to severe weather in Southeast Texas.
List of Houston-area school districts canceling afterschool activities or early releases due to severe weather in Southeast Texas.
Tornado warning vs. Tornado watch; what's the difference?
What is the difference between a tornado warning and a tornado watch?
What is the difference between a tornado warning and a tornado watch?
Houston weather: More than 100k power outages reported in Greater Houston area
As severe weather continues to move through the Houston-area, CenterPoint Energy is reporting several power outages. Here's how you can see which areas are currently being impacted.
As severe weather continues to move through the Houston-area, CenterPoint Energy is reporting several power outages. Here's how you can see which areas are currently being impacted.
Rare ‘reverse waterfall’ phenomenon captured on drone footage in Utah
The stunning drone footage shows the rare phenomenon when a waterfall appears to flow in reverse back up a cliff.
The stunning drone footage shows the rare phenomenon when a waterfall appears to flow in reverse back up a cliff.
Alaska town sees sun for the first time in 65 days
The most northern town in America finally saw the sunrise for the first time in 2023.
The most northern town in America finally saw the sunrise for the first time in 2023.
Drone footage shows river with enough garbage to fill 4 Olympic swimming pools
In the Drina River of Eastern Europe, a combination of bad weather and a build-up of waste in riverside landfills led to an significant accumulation of garbage.
In the Drina River of Eastern Europe, a combination of bad weather and a build-up of waste in riverside landfills led to an significant accumulation of garbage.
Houston weather: Heavy rain, high winds and even tornadoes possible Tuesday
Heavy rain, high winds and even tornadoes are possible today through about 5 p.m. With several inches of rain possible by early this afternoon, some street flooding will be possible. In addition, strong to severe storms could pop up this morning and produce high wind gusts and even a few tornadoes. A solid line of heavy rain is expected from midday through late afternoon, so stay alert for quickly changing conditions. Watches and warnings are very likely, so remember that a watch means that severe storms are possible, but a warning means that one is happening and is issued for a smaller, very specific area.
Heavy rain, high winds and even tornadoes are possible today through about 5 p.m. With several inches of rain possible by early this afternoon, some street flooding will be possible. In addition, strong to severe storms could pop up this morning and produce high wind gusts and even a few tornadoes. A solid line of heavy rain is expected from midday through late afternoon, so stay alert for quickly changing conditions. Watches and warnings are very likely, so remember that a watch means that severe storms are possible, but a warning means that one is happening and is issued for a smaller, very specific area.
WEATHER ALERT: Strong, severe storms expected on Tuesday
Stormy weather across Southeast Texas on Tuesday as a cold front moves through the area. Look for the strongest storms between 10am to 4pm. Damaging winds is the primary threat with hail also possible. Closer to the coast, a chance for an isolated tornado will also be possible. After the front clears, plan for pleasant, cool weather for the rest of the week.
Stormy weather across Southeast Texas on Tuesday as a cold front moves through the area. Look for the strongest storms between 10am to 4pm. Damaging winds is the primary threat with hail also possible. Closer to the coast, a chance for an isolated tornado will also be possible. After the front clears, plan for pleasant, cool weather for the rest of the week.
Monday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist John Dawson
Stormy weather across Southeast Texas on Tuesday as a cold front moves through the area. Look for the strongest storms between 10am to 4pm. Damaging winds is the primary threat with hail also possible. Closer to the coast, a chance for an isolated tornado will also be possible. After the front clears, plan for pleasant, cool weather for the rest of the week.
Stormy weather across Southeast Texas on Tuesday as a cold front moves through the area. Look for the strongest storms between 10am to 4pm. Damaging winds is the primary threat with hail also possible. Closer to the coast, a chance for an isolated tornado will also be possible. After the front clears, plan for pleasant, cool weather for the rest of the week.
Seal repeatedly wanders out of ocean to explore snowy Maine town
Cape Elizabeth Police said the seal was captured and released back into the ocean three times.
Cape Elizabeth Police said the seal was captured and released back into the ocean three times.
Monday afternoon weather forecast with Meteorologist Remeisha Shade
Today is the calm before the storm as a powerful system is expected to roll across SE Texas Tuesday. Stay alert tomorrow and make sure you have the FOX 26 weather app downloaded on your phone or tablet. We stay cool and dry today with high temperatures near 60. Look for increasing clouds and wind tonight with showers building on Tuesday morning. Late morning through Tuesday afternoon will be the worst of the weather with very heavy rain & strong to severe storms. Some storms could be severe with damaging winds, a few tornadoes & heavy rain that could lead to flooding. Rain should be winding down by Tuesday evening with cooler/drier air building in for Wednesday and Thursday. The next round of rain should return by this weekend.
Today is the calm before the storm as a powerful system is expected to roll across SE Texas Tuesday. Stay alert tomorrow and make sure you have the FOX 26 weather app downloaded on your phone or tablet. We stay cool and dry today with high temperatures near 60. Look for increasing clouds and wind tonight with showers building on Tuesday morning. Late morning through Tuesday afternoon will be the worst of the weather with very heavy rain & strong to severe storms. Some storms could be severe with damaging winds, a few tornadoes & heavy rain that could lead to flooding. Rain should be winding down by Tuesday evening with cooler/drier air building in for Wednesday and Thursday. The next round of rain should return by this weekend.
Houston weather: Cold Monday morning, then mostly sunny, cool and dry
Get ready for a rocky Tuesday! Today will be clear and chilly with only high clouds moving in late. Everything goes downhill late tomorrow morning with a strong area of low pressure moving right overhead. Heavy rain up to 4" along with lots of lightning and even potential for damaging winds. That system moves out by tomorrow evening and ushers in several days of chilly, sunny days.
Get ready for a rocky Tuesday! Today will be clear and chilly with only high clouds moving in late. Everything goes downhill late tomorrow morning with a strong area of low pressure moving right overhead. Heavy rain up to 4" along with lots of lightning and even potential for damaging winds. That system moves out by tomorrow evening and ushers in several days of chilly, sunny days.
Houston weather: Sunday evening/Monday morning forecast, storms expected Tuesday
Monday looks pleasant with clear and cool conditions across Houston. The focus this week will be on Tuesday with strong to severe storms expected across Southeast Texas. Heavy downpours could also create some flooding problems as well. More cool and dry weather to end the work week with rain back in the forecast for the weekend.
Monday looks pleasant with clear and cool conditions across Houston. The focus this week will be on Tuesday with strong to severe storms expected across Southeast Texas. Heavy downpours could also create some flooding problems as well. More cool and dry weather to end the work week with rain back in the forecast for the weekend.
First-time homebuyer? See the typical weather you can expect in the top 10 best markets
Several qualities make a town attractive, including affordability, livability and where it might be easier for young buyers to break into the housing market. But have you ever considered what the typical weather looks like?
Several qualities make a town attractive, including affordability, livability and where it might be easier for young buyers to break into the housing market. But have you ever considered what the typical weather looks like?
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#FOX26 Meteor?loga Lena Maria Arango tiene su pron?stico para la semana laboral.
#FOX26 Meteor?loga Lena Maria Arango tiene su pron?stico para la semana laboral.
Sunday weather forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
Aside from the breeze, today will be a pleasant January day with sunshine continuing tomorrow. Tuesday is really our only problematic day of the week, with strong to severe storm potential and locally heavy rainfall likely. Look for a few cold starts toward the end of the week post-front, with inland locations likely closer to freezing. Southerly winds take over again by the weekend, increasing temps, humidity and rain chances.
Aside from the breeze, today will be a pleasant January day with sunshine continuing tomorrow. Tuesday is really our only problematic day of the week, with strong to severe storm potential and locally heavy rainfall likely. Look for a few cold starts toward the end of the week post-front, with inland locations likely closer to freezing. Southerly winds take over again by the weekend, increasing temps, humidity and rain chances.
Houston weather: Cool Saturday evening in the 50s with light rain
Rain clears out of southeast Texas on Saturday night and mostly sunny skies will provide more opportunities for outdoor activities during the second half of the weekend. Another cold front on Tuesday will bring strong to severe storms across Houston. Overall the pattern for January changes from a very warm start to a much cooler end.
Rain clears out of southeast Texas on Saturday night and mostly sunny skies will provide more opportunities for outdoor activities during the second half of the weekend. Another cold front on Tuesday will bring strong to severe storms across Houston. Overall the pattern for January changes from a very warm start to a much cooler end.
Houston Weather: Rain on the radar for Saturday
This weekend will end much better than it's starting, with a front pulling in drier air for Sunday. Sunshine and quiet weather lingers through Monday, but Tuesday strong to severe storm potential and heavy rainfall possibilities return. Chilly air will follow, with daytime highs stuck mostly in the 50s and a few overnight lows in the 30s-40s to close out the week
This weekend will end much better than it's starting, with a front pulling in drier air for Sunday. Sunshine and quiet weather lingers through Monday, but Tuesday strong to severe storm potential and heavy rainfall possibilities return. Chilly air will follow, with daytime highs stuck mostly in the 50s and a few overnight lows in the 30s-40s to close out the week
Houston Weather: Rain on the radar for Saturday
This weekend will end much better than it's starting, with a front pulling in drier air for Sunday. Sunshine and quiet weather lingers through Monday, but Tuesday strong to severe storm potential and heavy rainfall possibilities return. Chilly air will follow, with daytime highs stuck mostly in the 50s and a few overnight lows in the 30s-40s to close out the week
This weekend will end much better than it's starting, with a front pulling in drier air for Sunday. Sunshine and quiet weather lingers through Monday, but Tuesday strong to severe storm potential and heavy rainfall possibilities return. Chilly air will follow, with daytime highs stuck mostly in the 50s and a few overnight lows in the 30s-40s to close out the week
Strongest in series of winter storms to impact Eastern US with snow, rain from Texas to Northeast
A major storm system could spread snow from Texas through Maine, bringing a possible end to the snow deficit many cities are seeing so far this winter.
A major storm system could spread snow from Texas through Maine, bringing a possible end to the snow deficit many cities are seeing so far this winter.