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Fall begins on Thursday, but it won't feel like it right away. We're looking for a hot, humid pattern all week long and into the weekend. A cold front could move in by early next week, so we'll look forward to that, but in the meantime expect highs in the mid to upper 90s. A few storms are possible this afternoon, but they should be brief. In the tropics, Fiona slammed both Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic and will move toward the Turks and Caicos Islands and possibly Bermuda later this week. It is not a threat to Texas.

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Isolated showers around Southeast Texas on Monday. Houston will then enter a warm and humid pattern with afternoon temperatures closer to record highs than seasonal averages.

Isolated showers around Southeast Texas on Monday. Houston will then enter a warm and humid pattern with afternoon temperatures closer to record highs than seasonal averages.

Fiona has made landfall as a hurricane. It's growing stronger and may make more landfalls in the future.

After a steamy Saturday, even more hot and humid weather is on the way for this week. Other than a few pop-up storms on Sunday and Monday, the pattern will be dominated by sunshine and muggy air. Look for highs in the mid to upper 90s with lows in the mid-70s. Fall begins on Thursday and we could see some upper 90s that afternoon.

Tropical Storm Fiona is getting stronger as it churns toward Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. What are the biggest threats and where will it head next?

Rain chances decline as we head through the weekend but temperatures will be on the rise well into next week. Humidity, thankfully will peak today and then gradually drop as drier air works in along a building ridge of high pressure. No storms on our horizon, but there are several churning elsewhere bringing major impacts across the globe.

Fall begins on Thursday, but it won't feel like it - we're going to enter the autumn season with hot sunshine. In the meantime, this weekend?s weather will include warm, humid air with hit and miss showers each day. High pressure builds in for most of next week and that means afternoon highs in the mid 90s.

Fall begins on Thursday, but it won't feel like it - we're going to enter the autumn season with hot sunshine. In the meantime, this weekend?s weather will include warm, humid air with hit-and-miss showers each day. High pressure builds in for most of next week and that means afternoon highs in the mid-90s.

Tropical Storm Fiona remains weak, but looks amazing on visible satellite! Will it get anywhere near Texas?

Scattered showers & storms look to peak today, and then decline as we work our way through the weekend. Outdoor plans need not be canceled but may have to be paused from time to time. Stay weather aware & navigate the action using our free FOX26 Weather App. Then, get ready for a big-time warmup as we head into next week. Fiona rides a little farther south, which bears a bit closer watching long-term. Remnants of Merbok set to bring major impacts to western Alaska through the weekend.

Scattered showers & storms look to peak today, and then decline as we work our way through the weekend. Outdoor plans need not be canceled, but may have to be paused from time to time. Stay weather aware and navigate the action using our free FOX 26 Weather App. Then, get ready for a big time warmup as we head into next week. Fiona riding a little farther south, which bears a bit closer watching long-term. Remnants of Merbok set to bring major impacts to western Alaska through the weekend

Friday and Saturday will bring scattered showers and downpours across Southeast Texas. Look for the rain chances to decrease at the end of the weekend with drier air and higher temperatures returning with the work week.

Friday and Saturday will bring scattered showers and downpours across Southeast Texas. Look for the rain chances to decrease at the end of the weekend with drier air and higher temperatures returning with the work week.

Tropical Storm Fiona has grown a bit stronger. This cyclone will continue to move towards the East Coast of the US over the weekend.