Tropical Weather Forecast - September 8, 2023
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Hurricane Lee has weakened slightly from a Category 5 but is still a powerful Category 4 Hurricane in the west central Atlantic. It should remain a major hurricane through early next week as it passes north of the Lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico, & Hispaniola. It could still bring some impacts to the Bahamas & east coast of the US next week. But there is still some uncertainty as to whether or not it will head towards the US or make a turn to the north. Regardless, dangerous surf & strong rip currents are likely for parts of the US east coast beginning Sunday. Tropical Storm Margot in the eastern Atlantic is still expected to become a hurricane early next week but should turn north and not impact land.

Tropical Weather Forecast - September 9, 2023
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Hurricane Lee continues as a major hurricane and will be that way for at least 5 more days. Meanwhile, Margot continues to get more organized and stronger.

FOX 26 Saturday evening weather forecast
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The rest of the weekend should be quieter than the stormy start Houston saw on Saturday morning. There could be some more rain but less storms to wrap up things on Sunday. A front arrives to southeast Texas towards the end of the week. Look for rain chances to increase and temperatures to drop down to where things should be for this time of year.

FOX 26 Saturday morning weather forecast
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After a healthy dose of beneficial rain, albeit a loud one Saturday morning - isolated rain/storms may return this afternoon. Most are heat alert free today, though a Heat Advisory is in effect for our western counties that did not see rain. Next week starts mostly dry, but thankfully less hot. A summer cool front will boost rain chances and decrease temperatures midweek. With the peak of Hurricane Season tomorrow, we have no local concerns but continue to watch Lee and Margot in the Atlantic.

Hurricane Lee now powerful Category 4 storm as it barrels through Atlantic with eventual path uncertain

Hurricane Lee weakened slightly to a Category 4 storm after reaching Category 5 strength Thursday night. Lee is expected to remain a powerful storm through early next week as its potential path for East Coast impacts remains uncertain.

FOX 26 Friday evening weather forecast
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Excessive Heat Warnings remain in effect for Houston and surrounding areas until 9 PM with Heat Advisories along the coast. Record breaking heat is in the area today with slightly cooler temperatures on the way for next week. Rain chances will also be better over the coming days. In fact a few strong to severe storms are possible for Houston and areas N/NE of Houston through around 9 PM. Winds near 60 mph and quarter size hail will be the main threats. There's also a low Marginal Category 1/5 risk for a few strong to severe storms Saturday, mainly during the morning. Storm are expected to drop south into Houston early Saturday with some gusty winds and small hail possible. But they could also bring some beneficial rain. Rain chances are lower Sunday and Monday but increase again as we go through next week. Temperatures will gradually cool to the mid-low 90s by the middle and end of next week. So slight relief is right around the corner so hang on!

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Today marks two months straight above average in Houston, with records likely getting obliterated once again today. Our pattern is about to change a bit with a chance for a few storms this afternoon, then possibly overnight. Some storms could bring high wind gusts, briefly heavy rain or small hail. For the weekend, look for scattered showers Saturday and isolated rain Sunday. Temperatures trend down next week and we hang onto daily rain chances. Lee is a powerful Category 4 Hurricane in the Atlantic, with newly formed Tropical Storm Margot not far behind. Neither system poses a threat to the Gulf.

Watch: Lee's monstrous eyewall captured by Hurricane Hunters in electric video

Hurricane Hunter footage from the eye of Hurricane Lee shows the surreal scene of massive storm clouds towering around a calm eye amid darkness.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz has the forecast for Friday.

Tropical Weather Forecast - September 7, 2023
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Hurricane Lee has blown up to a major Category 4 hurricane in the central Atlantic and is expected to reach a dangerous and powerful Category 5 hurricane by Friday. Rip currents and hazardous surf will spread across the northern Caribbean Islands the next few days. Lee could bring some impacts to parts of the Bahamas and the east coast of the US next week but should stay over open water for at least the next 5 days. Tropical Storm Margot has also formed in the eastern Atlantic and is forecast to become a hurricane by this weekend.

FOX 26 Thursday evening weather forecast
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Air Quality Alert has been extended through Friday evening for higher ozone levels and a Heat Advisory is in effect through 9 PM this evening. Heat Index values could approach 112 so be careful as you enjoy time outside! Some changes are on the way though with a few strong to severe storms possible Friday PM. Best chance will be NE of Houston from around 3-9 PM. Our best chance for rain appears to come Saturday where we could get two rounds of showers and storms. one in the morning and another in the afternoon. This could mean some beneficial rain and drought relief. Look for one more day of record setting heat before temperatures gradually start to cool off as we go through next week. Rain chances will also stick around for much of next week as well.

El Tiempo 7 de Septiembre de 2023
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FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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A heat advisory is in effect. Mostly sunny, hot and humid with highs above 100.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Another Heat Advisory will be in place from 1-9 pm Thursday. Heat index values up to 112 will remain possible during this time. Air Quality Alert has also been issued for Houston for Thursday for higher levels of ozone. Temperatures the next few days will likely climb to triple digits with very isolated rain. Temperatures are expected to drop a bit this weekend and next week with a few more showers and storms around. Lee has become a hurricane in the central Atlantic but should stay away from the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. However, some impacts could be felt for the Lesser Antilles & Puerto Rico by this weekend.

Hurricane Lee forms, expected to rapidly intensify into 'extremely dangerous' major storm by weekend

Hurricane Lee continues to gain strength as it churns west in the Atlantic Ocean, forecast to reach at least Category 4 strength by the weekend as it brushes past the northern Leeward Islands.

FOX 26 Wednesday evening weather forecast
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Heat Advisory remains in effect until 9 pm for the Houston area. Another Heat Advisory will be in place from 1-9 pm Thursday. Heat index values up to 112 will remain possible during this time. Air Quality Alert has also been issued for Houston for Thursday for higher levels of ozone. Temperatures the next few days will likely climb to triple digits with very isolated rain. Temperatures are expected to drop a bit this weekend and next week with a few more showers and storms around. Lee has become a hurricane in the central Atlantic but should stay away from the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. However, some impacts could be felt for the Lesser Antilles & Puerto Rico by this weekend.

Tropical Weather Forecast - September 6, 2023
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Lee is now a Category 1 hurricane and is expected to become a very dangerous major hurricane by Friday. Lee should stay north of the Caribbean Sea but could bring some impacts to parts of the Lesser Antilles & Puerto Rico by this weekend. Next week hurricane Lee could bring some impacts to the US east coast. But most models have Lee turning north before making a direct landfall on the US east coast. Another strong Tropical wave in the far east Atlantic still has a good shot to become a Tropical Depression or Tropical Storm over the next 7 days. Gulf of Mexico remains quiet for now.