Tropical weather update: Nearing the peak of hurricane season

The tropical wave that we were monitoring the last few days now has no chance for further development. Meaning things are quiet across the Atlantic basin. the Caribbean, and into the Gulf. We are just days away from the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season so please don?t let your guard down.

Houston weather: Marginal risk for flooding on Sunday

There is a little rain activity happening Saturday evening but they are expected to be brief. The Weather Prediction Center has included most of the FOX 26 area under a marginal risk for street flooding on Sunday.

Tropical Weather Forecast - Invest 91L in the Atlantic expected to move westward

The tropical wave (Invest 91L) over the central Atlantic is producing a small area of shower activity. Environmental conditions are only marginally conducive for development, and the chances of this system becoming a tropical depression continue to diminish. The wave is expected to move generally westward at 10 to 15 mph, and will likely be near the Lesser Antilles by the middle part of next week.

Houston weather: Wet weekend possible with showers, storms

We have a front on the way and the slight influence of tropical moisture from the remnants of a pacific tropical system combining to give us a chance for showers on Saturday and our highest chance Sunday. A front on Monday should bring a brief shot of cooler air and lower humidity, so let's hope that front makes it all the way through and treats all of us to another round pleasant mornings.

Houston weather: Sept. 5 evening forecast

We have a front on the way and the slight influence of tropical moisture from the remnants of a pacific tropical system combining to give us a chance for showers on Saturday and our highest chance Sunday.

Watching Invest 91L, robotic rabbits and more!

On this edition of "Forecasting With Friends", FOX 26 Meteorologist Allison Gargaro has the latest on Invest 91L, some robotic rabbits have been deployed to lure in invasive pythons in Florida, and much more.