Houston Weather: Saturday expected to be more soggy than Friday
We're in for a couple of dreary days, with cloudy and cool conditions and some rain in the mix. Saturday will be the soggier of the two, including a few isolated storms and downpours. Sunday is your best bet to get outside, temperatures will warm slightly with full sunshine just plan for gusty winds. And much of the next week features quiet, seasonably cool days aside from Tuesday which will be another day to watch from a heavy rain and storm standpoint.
We're in for a couple of dreary days, with cloudy and cool conditions and some rain in the mix. Saturday will be the soggier of the two, including a few isolated storms and downpours. Sunday is your best bet to get outside, temperatures will warm slightly with full sunshine just plan for gusty winds. And much of the next week features quiet, seasonably cool days aside from Tuesday which will be another day to watch from a heavy rain and storm standpoint.
Houston Weather: Saturday expected to be soggier than Friday
We're in for a couple of dreary days, with cloudy and cool conditions and some rain in the mix. Saturday will be the soggier of the two, including a few isolated storms and downpours. Sunday is your best bet to get outside, temperatures will warm slightly with full sunshine just plan for gusty winds. And much of the next week features quiet, seasonably cool days aside from Tuesday which will be another day to watch from a heavy rain and storm standpoint.
We're in for a couple of dreary days, with cloudy and cool conditions and some rain in the mix. Saturday will be the soggier of the two, including a few isolated storms and downpours. Sunday is your best bet to get outside, temperatures will warm slightly with full sunshine just plan for gusty winds. And much of the next week features quiet, seasonably cool days aside from Tuesday which will be another day to watch from a heavy rain and storm standpoint.
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Houston Weather: Rainy Saturday expected, plan accordingly
Clouds are building in, so today looks overcast which should keep temperatures in the 50s and low 60s all day. Plan for a wash-out on Saturday with scattered showers inland and a few heavier downpours for coastal counties along with highs near 60. Sunday and Monday look great, but storms return on Tuesday. Notice our lows and highs remain on the cool side, though not frigid, for the next week.
Clouds are building in, so today looks overcast which should keep temperatures in the 50s and low 60s all day. Plan for a wash-out on Saturday with scattered showers inland and a few heavier downpours for coastal counties along with highs near 60. Sunday and Monday look great, but storms return on Tuesday. Notice our lows and highs remain on the cool side, though not frigid, for the next week.
Houston Weather: Rainy Saturday ahead, plan accordingly
After three weeks of unseasonably warm weather, a pattern change begins today. Clouds are building in, so today looks overcast which should keep temperatures in the 50s and low 60s all day. Plan for a wash-out on Saturday with scattered showers inland and a few heavier downpours for coastal counties along with highs near 60. Sunday and Monday look great, but storms return on Tuesday. Notice our lows and highs remain on the cool side, though not frigid, for the next week.
After three weeks of unseasonably warm weather, a pattern change begins today. Clouds are building in, so today looks overcast which should keep temperatures in the 50s and low 60s all day. Plan for a wash-out on Saturday with scattered showers inland and a few heavier downpours for coastal counties along with highs near 60. Sunday and Monday look great, but storms return on Tuesday. Notice our lows and highs remain on the cool side, though not frigid, for the next week.
Sunny, pleasant temperatures in the low 70s
Look for some clouds increasing tonight with cool and dry conditions. Grab the jackets tonight as temperatures tumble to the 40s and 50s. Actually our weather pattern will shift for the next week or so keeping temperatures near or just below average instead of near record heat. Our normal high temperature for this time of the year is 64 degrees. There will also be a few rounds of rain to deal with. The first will come on Saturday with widespread rain likely associated with a coastal low. The next big shot for rain and possibly a few strong storms will be Tuesday.
Look for some clouds increasing tonight with cool and dry conditions. Grab the jackets tonight as temperatures tumble to the 40s and 50s. Actually our weather pattern will shift for the next week or so keeping temperatures near or just below average instead of near record heat. Our normal high temperature for this time of the year is 64 degrees. There will also be a few rounds of rain to deal with. The first will come on Saturday with widespread rain likely associated with a coastal low. The next big shot for rain and possibly a few strong storms will be Tuesday.
Houston weather: Clear and chilly Thursday morning, then sunny and dry
If you've had enough of this unseasonably warm January, a pattern change has begun and we'll remain near or below normal temperatures. Today looks great, tomorrow looks cloudy and chilly, then watch for a rainy Saturday. Another round of rain should arrive on Tuesday next week.
If you've had enough of this unseasonably warm January, a pattern change has begun and we'll remain near or below normal temperatures. Today looks great, tomorrow looks cloudy and chilly, then watch for a rainy Saturday. Another round of rain should arrive on Tuesday next week.
Wednesday night leading into Thursday morning weather forecast
A cold front has moved through SE Texas ending our risk for severe storms. Cooler and drier air will build in behind this front which means quiet weather for your plans tonight. Grab a jacket though as temperatures tonight dip to the 40s for most areas. It will be a bright and pleasant Thursday with highs in the 60s and lots of sunshine. Look for clouds to increase Friday and widespread rain to return Saturday. Temperatures will stay seasonable through the weekend.
A cold front has moved through SE Texas ending our risk for severe storms. Cooler and drier air will build in behind this front which means quiet weather for your plans tonight. Grab a jacket though as temperatures tonight dip to the 40s for most areas. It will be a bright and pleasant Thursday with highs in the 60s and lots of sunshine. Look for clouds to increase Friday and widespread rain to return Saturday. Temperatures will stay seasonable through the weekend.
Wednesday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist Remeisha Shade
A cold front has moved through SE Texas ending our risk for severe storms. Cooler and drier air will build in behind this front which means quiet weather for your plans tonight. Grab a jacket though as temperatures tonight dip to the 40s for most areas. It will be a bright and pleasant Thursday with highs in the 60s and lots of sunshine. Look for clouds to increase Friday and widespread rain to return Saturday. Temperatures will stay seasonable through the weekend.
A cold front has moved through SE Texas ending our risk for severe storms. Cooler and drier air will build in behind this front which means quiet weather for your plans tonight. Grab a jacket though as temperatures tonight dip to the 40s for most areas. It will be a bright and pleasant Thursday with highs in the 60s and lots of sunshine. Look for clouds to increase Friday and widespread rain to return Saturday. Temperatures will stay seasonable through the weekend.
Houston weather: Cold front moves through on Wednesday
A cold front will move through between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. today and will likely bring a round of storms, a few of which could be heavy and could produce high winds. Beginning this evening, much drier air moves in and we'll enjoy lows in the 40s with highs in the 60s for Thursday and Friday. Watch for another round of rain on Saturday.
A cold front will move through between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. today and will likely bring a round of storms, a few of which could be heavy and could produce high winds. Beginning this evening, much drier air moves in and we'll enjoy lows in the 40s with highs in the 60s for Thursday and Friday. Watch for another round of rain on Saturday.
Wednesday morning Houston-area weather forecast
It was another record setting day across parts of SE Texas with a new record high temperature set at Houston Hobby Airport of 81 degrees. Bush Intercontinental Airport tied the record high for today making it up to 80 degrees. Galveston remained foggy much of the day so no record high was reached there. Look for some patchy coastal fog overnight with mild temperatures in the 60s. Cold front is set to bring a round of showers and storms by mid-late Wednesday morning through about 3-4 pm Wednesday afternoon. There's a low chance a few storms could be strong to severe with an isolated damaging wind gust over 50 mph being the main threat. Cooler and drier air builds in Wednesday evening and sticks around for Thursday. Next big round of rain approaches late Friday and moves in Saturday which may impact some of your weekend outdoor plans.
It was another record setting day across parts of SE Texas with a new record high temperature set at Houston Hobby Airport of 81 degrees. Bush Intercontinental Airport tied the record high for today making it up to 80 degrees. Galveston remained foggy much of the day so no record high was reached there. Look for some patchy coastal fog overnight with mild temperatures in the 60s. Cold front is set to bring a round of showers and storms by mid-late Wednesday morning through about 3-4 pm Wednesday afternoon. There's a low chance a few storms could be strong to severe with an isolated damaging wind gust over 50 mph being the main threat. Cooler and drier air builds in Wednesday evening and sticks around for Thursday. Next big round of rain approaches late Friday and moves in Saturday which may impact some of your weekend outdoor plans.
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Tuesday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist Remeisha Shade
It was another record-setting day across parts of SE Texas with a new record high temperature set at Houston Hobby Airport of 81 degrees. Bush Intercontinental Airport tied the record high for today making it up to 80 degrees. Galveston remained foggy much of the day so no record high was reached there. Look for some patchy coastal fog overnight with mild temperatures in the 60s. A cold front is set to bring a round of showers and storms by mid-late Wednesday morning through about 3-4 pm Wednesday afternoon. There's a low chance a few storms could be strong to severe with an isolated damaging wind gust over 50 mph being the main threat. Cooler and drier air builds in Wednesday evening and sticks around for Thursday. Next big round of rain approaches late Friday and moves in Saturday which may impact some of your weekend outdoor plans.
It was another record-setting day across parts of SE Texas with a new record high temperature set at Houston Hobby Airport of 81 degrees. Bush Intercontinental Airport tied the record high for today making it up to 80 degrees. Galveston remained foggy much of the day so no record high was reached there. Look for some patchy coastal fog overnight with mild temperatures in the 60s. A cold front is set to bring a round of showers and storms by mid-late Wednesday morning through about 3-4 pm Wednesday afternoon. There's a low chance a few storms could be strong to severe with an isolated damaging wind gust over 50 mph being the main threat. Cooler and drier air builds in Wednesday evening and sticks around for Thursday. Next big round of rain approaches late Friday and moves in Saturday which may impact some of your weekend outdoor plans.
Tuesday afternoon weather forecast with Meteorologist John Dawson
After a round of dense fog this morning, we could tie or break record highs this afternoon. The current record highs are 80 for Houston and 75 for Galveston. A cold front Wednesday will bring a round of showers and storms with a few strong storms possible. Drier, cooler air will quickly follow with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s to end the work week.
After a round of dense fog this morning, we could tie or break record highs this afternoon. The current record highs are 80 for Houston and 75 for Galveston. A cold front Wednesday will bring a round of showers and storms with a few strong storms possible. Drier, cooler air will quickly follow with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s to end the work week.
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Houston weather: Dense fog advisory Tuesday morning; highs near 80
After a round of dense fog this morning, we could tie or break record highs this afternoon. The current record highs are 80 for Houston and 75 for Galveston. A cold front Wednesday will bring a round of showers and storms with a few strong storms possible. Drier, cooler air will quickly follow with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s to end the work week.
After a round of dense fog this morning, we could tie or break record highs this afternoon. The current record highs are 80 for Houston and 75 for Galveston. A cold front Wednesday will bring a round of showers and storms with a few strong storms possible. Drier, cooler air will quickly follow with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s to end the work week.
Tuesday morning Houston-area weather forecast
Tuesday starts off foggy across Southeast Texas but the afternoon high could set a record for the warmest temperature for that date in Houston. A front will change the pattern and bring storms Wednesday afternoon. Plan for a couple quiet days to end the week before another chance for some rain at the start of the weekend.
Tuesday starts off foggy across Southeast Texas but the afternoon high could set a record for the warmest temperature for that date in Houston. A front will change the pattern and bring storms Wednesday afternoon. Plan for a couple quiet days to end the week before another chance for some rain at the start of the weekend.
Monday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist John Dawson
Tuesday starts off foggy across Southeast Texas but the afternoon high could set a record for the warmest temperature for that date in Houston. A front will change the pattern and bring storms Wednesday afternoon. Plan for a couple of quiet days to end the week before another chance for some rain at the start of the weekend.
Tuesday starts off foggy across Southeast Texas but the afternoon high could set a record for the warmest temperature for that date in Houston. A front will change the pattern and bring storms Wednesday afternoon. Plan for a couple of quiet days to end the week before another chance for some rain at the start of the weekend.
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A system moving through the Atlantic Ocean far off the coast of the Northeast U.S. on Monday has gotten the attention of forecasters.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day weather forecast with Chief Meteorolgist Mike Iscovitz
Watch for scattered light showers for this MLK Day holiday along with mild breezes and higher humidity. Our next concern will be the potential for fog overnight and into Tuesday morning, as moist air moves in from the Gulf. Wednesday is shaping up to be a stormy one with a slight chance for severe storms as well. Sunny, cool weather is on the way for the late part of this week.
Watch for scattered light showers for this MLK Day holiday along with mild breezes and higher humidity. Our next concern will be the potential for fog overnight and into Tuesday morning, as moist air moves in from the Gulf. Wednesday is shaping up to be a stormy one with a slight chance for severe storms as well. Sunny, cool weather is on the way for the late part of this week.