Weather

Relief from the heat and some partial drought relief is on the way. Now, we're not expecting cool air or prolonged heavy rain, but at the very least, each of the next 7 days includes a chance for scattered showers and storms with the highest likelihood Friday at 60%. Late afternoon and early evening hit and miss storms are possible today, but will otherwise be very hot again.

Expect another hot day on Thursday in Southeast Texas. More clouds and rain showers will give Houston some slightly cooler temperatures headed into the weekend. The widespread showers will be welcomed across the area on Friday and Saturday. The typical August pattern returns headed into next week, there will be isolated showers/storms each day with afternoon temperatures in the upper 90s.

Expect another hot day on Thursday in Southeast Texas. More clouds and rain showers will give Houston some slightly cooler temperatures headed into the weekend. The widespread showers will be welcomed across the area on Friday and Saturday. The typical August pattern returns headed into next week, there will be isolated showers/storms each day with afternoon temperatures in the upper 90s

For the first time in over a week, there is no named storm in the Eastern Pacific. And it is all about the dust in the Atlantic Basin.

Houston had its 18th 100? day of the year yesterday and today will likely make number 19. Ample sunshine along with hot south breezes should allow for highs of 98-103 and a heat advisory is in effect from Huntsville and Brenham northward. Thursday looks very hot as well, but with the arrival of isolated storms, then we have a great chance for clouds, rain and below normal temps on Friday and Saturday!

The heat will be the main story in weather across Houston for the next couple days. Please remember your heat safety if working or playing outside. The overall pattern favors more cloud cover and higher rain chances starting on Friday.

Your hurricane plans should include a go-bag. It?s an emergency kit that is portable, usually the size of a backpack. On today?s Hurricane Gear Test, Meteorologist John Dawson shows us a survival kit that comes highly praised.

The heat will be the main story in weather across Houston for the next couple days. Please remember your heat safety if working or playing outside. The overall pattern favors more cloud cover and higher rain chances starting on Friday.

Frank is no more but Georgette is hanging in there. Do you remember how many named storms we've seen in the Atlantic?

August began with a very "normal" day as highs reached our exact average temperature of 96 with a typical coverage of scattered showers. Now, today and tomorrow are looking a bit hotter with highs closer to 100 and fewer storms, especially Wednesday. The overall pattern favors the return of more cloud cover and higher chances of rain heading into Friday and Saturday.

The first week of August is looking like you would expect it to look in Houston. It's nice to see some "normal" temperatures in the forecast. Wednesday will be the driest, but hottest, day of the week if you are planning for outdoor activities. Expect higher rain chances around for next weekend.

The first week of August is looking like you would expect it to look in Houston. It's nice to see some "normal" temperatures in the forecast. Wednesday will be the driest, but hottest, day of the week if you are planning for outdoor activities. Expect higher rain chances around for next weekend.

Frank is fading fast! But the Atlantic is remaining quiet, for now.

This week looks pretty "normal", which is a good thing after the warmest July on record for Houston, Galveston, and College Station. Hit and miss storms are likely this afternoon with maximum temps in the mid to upper 90s. Most days this week bring a chance for scattered storms with the highest chance on Friday and the lowest chance on Wednesday.

This week looks pretty "normal", which is a good thing after the warmest July on record for Houston, Galveston and College Station. Hit and miss storms are likely this afternoon with maximum temps in the mid to upper 90s. Most days this week bring a chance for scattered storms with the highest chance on Friday and the lowest chance on Wednesday.

Monday could bring some scattered downpours around the Houston area but a ridge of high pressure builds back in and takes control as we move through the week. That will make Wednesday the hottest day of the week with less chance for rain. Some Gulf moisture, along with less stability in Southeast Texas will bring higher chances for rain and slightly cooler temperatures for the end of the week and start of the weekend.