Weather

Widespread showers and scattered heavy downpours will move across Southeast Texas through the Friday overnight hours and into Saturday morning. The FLOOD WATCH for most of the Houston area runs until Noon on Saturday. Expect the skies to clear on Saturday afternoon and very pleasant days on Sunday and Monday. The next front will arrive late Tuesday into early Wednesday bringing another round of rain and cooler temperatures.

Do you remember how many named storms we've tracked in 2022? There were also several tropical systems that were tracked but did not receive names. https://www.fox26houston.com/fox-rad-houston-area-radar

Rain and storms will ramp up this afternoon and evening, and linger into the early part of the day on Saturday. A few stronger storms are possible along the coastline, in addition to an area wide flood risk that extends through midday tomorrow. Conditions will rapidly improve with sunshine returning by Saturday afternoon, with a few days of dry weather before our next system. Things could get messy again with the potential for a stronger front on Tuesday, so stay tuned for details on that.

Early morning shoppers can look forward to dry conditions as we experience a lull in rainfall. But, you may want to hurry home to carry all your purchases inside before another round of rain moves in. Pulses of heavy rain return this afternoon and evening, with a flood watch in effect through noon Saturday. Conditions will rapidly improve Saturday afternoon, with a few days of dry weather before our next system. Things could get messy again with the potential for a stronger front on Tuesday, so stay tuned for details on that.

We are thankful for a quiet tropical outlook today. Do you remember how many named storms we have seen in 2022?

Hurricane season is nearing its end.

Rounds of heavy rain and storms will be around for Turkey Day and Black Friday shoppers, but once we clear that Saturday morning the weekend's all gravy! We'll warm to near 80 with several sunny, dry days for traveling back home before our next front brings the return of stormy conditions middle of next week.

Rounds of heavy rain and storms will be around for Turkey Day and Black Friday shoppers, but once we clear that Saturday morning the weekend's all gravy! We'll warm to near 80 with several sunny, dry days for traveling back home before our next front brings the return of stormy conditions middle of next week.

The good news is that the weekend looks great for Southeast Texas. Unfortunately, the holidays before that look stormy and wet. Look for rain and scattered storms across the area on Thanksgiving Day as a front moves through Houston. Black Friday will see showers with some heavy downpours.

Are you ready for Hurricane Season to be over? One week left, but are we done for the year in the Atlantic Basin?

If you've got last minute stuff to get done today before Thanksgiving, we're lucking out with great weather today! I wish I could say the same for tomorrow. A slow moving potent system will bring rounds of heavy rainfall, and a few stronger storms area-wide Thursday into Friday. While spotty showers may linger into the early part of Saturday, from there on out we can look forward to a few nice, sunny and dry days before our next system arrives midweek.

Get out and enjoy today's great weather, because Thanksgiving and Friday shopping both look rainy and at times stormy. Afternoon highs today will be the warmest in nearly two weeks as we hit the upper 60s. Locally heavy rain is possible tomorrow and Friday followed by what should be a nice weekend.

A few showers are possible tonight and again Wednesday but the majority of Wednesday should be dry. However, Thanksgiving on Thursday looks very wet with 1-2" of rain possible and even the chance for a few strong storms. Temperatures will be warmer around 70 but the rain could cause some issues for outdoor plans, including the Thanksgiving Parade in Houston. Rain lingers Friday but should finally push out as we head into the weekend.

With only 8 days from the end of the 2022 hurricane season, the tropics are still very quiet with no new activity expected in the next 5 days. That is definitely something to be thankful for.

The outlook for Thanksgiving still looks stormy with highs near 70 and even a slight chance for a strong or severe storm. Today brings more morning showers and hope for a peek of afternoon sun. Enjoy a brief day of decent weather tomorrow before the holiday rain. Showers could linger through the first half for Friday, but Saturday and Sunday are finally looking great!