Friday morning weather forecast
A Flood Watch through Friday is in place for counties near the coast including Harris County as we watch a Gulf low move towards Houston. Most of the rainfall is expected to stay in the Gulf but some could cause some isolated problems. Look for a few more scattered showers on Saturday and things really start to dry out for Sunday. The 4th of July look muggy and hot with an isolated afternoon shower.
A Flood Watch through Friday is in place for counties near the coast including Harris County as we watch a Gulf low move towards Houston. Most of the rainfall is expected to stay in the Gulf but some could cause some isolated problems. Look for a few more scattered showers on Saturday and things really start to dry out for Sunday. The 4th of July look muggy and hot with an isolated afternoon shower.
Tropical rain expected to bring some relief for recent drought along Texas coast
"We’re looking at four to six inches for the entire event through Saturday," said Scott Tafuri, Emergency Management Coordinator for Galveston County. "Along the coast, you could see up to 10 inches total."
"We’re looking at four to six inches for the entire event through Saturday," said Scott Tafuri, Emergency Management Coordinator for Galveston County. "Along the coast, you could see up to 10 inches total."
Thursday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist John Dawson
A Flood Watch through Friday is in place for counties near the coast including Harris County as we watch a Gulf low move towards Houston. Most of the rainfall is expected to stay in the Gulf but some could cause some isolated problems. Look for a few more scattered showers on Saturday and things really start to dry out for Sunday. The 4th of July look muggy and hot with an isolated afternoon shower.
A Flood Watch through Friday is in place for counties near the coast including Harris County as we watch a Gulf low move towards Houston. Most of the rainfall is expected to stay in the Gulf but some could cause some isolated problems. Look for a few more scattered showers on Saturday and things really start to dry out for Sunday. The 4th of July look muggy and hot with an isolated afternoon shower.
Tropical Weather Forecast - June 30, 2022
The low in the Gulf is still bringing rain to Texas, but not a tropical cyclone yet. Also not a tropical cyclone, Potential Tropical Cyclone Two is headed for the Pacific!
The low in the Gulf is still bringing rain to Texas, but not a tropical cyclone yet. Also not a tropical cyclone, Potential Tropical Cyclone Two is headed for the Pacific!
Drought worsens, but rain on the way to hard-hit areas in SE Texas
The areas that look to see the most rainfall in Southeast Texas over the next few days are the ones suffering the worst from the drought.
The areas that look to see the most rainfall in Southeast Texas over the next few days are the ones suffering the worst from the drought.
Downpours as we head into holiday weekend
A Tropical Disturbance will bring us rounds of downpours to end the work week, with some moisture lingering into the day on Saturday. As we head through the holiday weekend, we will transition to a drier, more typical summer-like pattern. July 4th looks warm and humid, and past that we'll only hang on to isolated chances for daily afternoon showers/storms.
A Tropical Disturbance will bring us rounds of downpours to end the work week, with some moisture lingering into the day on Saturday. As we head through the holiday weekend, we will transition to a drier, more typical summer-like pattern. July 4th looks warm and humid, and past that we'll only hang on to isolated chances for daily afternoon showers/storms.
Warm & muggy start Thursday; rain chances increase throughout day
A Tropical Disturbance will bring us rounds of downpours to end the work week, with some moisture lingering into the day on Saturday. As we head through the holiday weekend, we will transition to a drier, more typical summer-like pattern. July 4th looks warm and humid, and past that we'll only hang on to isolated chances for daily afternoon showers/storms.
A Tropical Disturbance will bring us rounds of downpours to end the work week, with some moisture lingering into the day on Saturday. As we head through the holiday weekend, we will transition to a drier, more typical summer-like pattern. July 4th looks warm and humid, and past that we'll only hang on to isolated chances for daily afternoon showers/storms.
Thursday morning weather forecast
The end of the week continues to look wet for Houston. The Gulf Low will move inland and bring much needed rain to Southeast Texas. Rainfall totals still look manageable with the higher totals near the coast. Saturday will start the transition to a drier forecast with the 4th of July looking hot and muggy with isolated chances for afternoon downpours.
The end of the week continues to look wet for Houston. The Gulf Low will move inland and bring much needed rain to Southeast Texas. Rainfall totals still look manageable with the higher totals near the coast. Saturday will start the transition to a drier forecast with the 4th of July looking hot and muggy with isolated chances for afternoon downpours.
Invest 95-L: The meaning behind the name
FOX 26 Meteorologist John Dawson breaks down Invest 95-L and how it's being used to help keep an eye on the tropics during the 2022 Hurricane Season.
FOX 26 Meteorologist John Dawson breaks down Invest 95-L and how it's being used to help keep an eye on the tropics during the 2022 Hurricane Season.
Wednesday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist John Dawson
The end of the week continues to look wet for Houston. The Gulf Low will move inland and bring much needed rain to Southeast Texas. Rainfall totals still look manageable with the higher totals near the coast. Saturday will start the transition to a drier forecast with the 4th of July looking hot and muggy with isolated chances for afternoon downpours.
The end of the week continues to look wet for Houston. The Gulf Low will move inland and bring much needed rain to Southeast Texas. Rainfall totals still look manageable with the higher totals near the coast. Saturday will start the transition to a drier forecast with the 4th of July looking hot and muggy with isolated chances for afternoon downpours.
Tropical Weather Forecast - June 29, 2022
INVEST 95L continues to draw attention in the Gulf of Mexico while Potential Tropical Cyclone Two is not showing signs that it could be a "crossover" cyclone.
INVEST 95L continues to draw attention in the Gulf of Mexico while Potential Tropical Cyclone Two is not showing signs that it could be a "crossover" cyclone.
Invest 95-L & rainfall in Texas: What you need to know
Invest 95-L, a broad area of low pressure, looks to be a rainmaker for drought-stricken Texas. Here's a look at the potential path, timing of the rain, and chances for development.
Invest 95-L, a broad area of low pressure, looks to be a rainmaker for drought-stricken Texas. Here's a look at the potential path, timing of the rain, and chances for development.
Partly sunny Wednesday, scattered storms possible later
Wednesday starts with a decent amount of sunshine with clouds and rain chances increasing throughout the day. Our best chances for widespread rain remain Thursday and Friday, pending how this area of low pressure tracks. Saturday looks to be the "soggiest" of the long holiday weekend though thundershowers will be hit or miss. But keep that in mind for outdoor plans! By Monday, mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures.
Wednesday starts with a decent amount of sunshine with clouds and rain chances increasing throughout the day. Our best chances for widespread rain remain Thursday and Friday, pending how this area of low pressure tracks. Saturday looks to be the "soggiest" of the long holiday weekend though thundershowers will be hit or miss. But keep that in mind for outdoor plans! By Monday, mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures.
Wednesday morning weather forecast
Houston will continue to watch a low in the Gulf. The National Hurricane Center gives it a 40% chance to develop into a tropical depression or storm. Its organization, track, and intensity will determine the amount of rain expected for southeast Texas on Thursday and Friday. For now, it looks like the dry ground can handle all the rain without widespread problems. Things should dry over the weekend and July 4th looks muggy and hot.
Houston will continue to watch a low in the Gulf. The National Hurricane Center gives it a 40% chance to develop into a tropical depression or storm. Its organization, track, and intensity will determine the amount of rain expected for southeast Texas on Thursday and Friday. For now, it looks like the dry ground can handle all the rain without widespread problems. Things should dry over the weekend and July 4th looks muggy and hot.
Invest 95-L to bring much needed rain to Houston area
Disorganized showers and storms continue over the northwest Gulf, and satellite imagery shows that brief surface circulations have been coming and going today within a broad area of lower pressure - this often indicates that a cluster of storms is slowly coming together, but is still too disorganized to be a tropical depression or storm.
Disorganized showers and storms continue over the northwest Gulf, and satellite imagery shows that brief surface circulations have been coming and going today within a broad area of lower pressure - this often indicates that a cluster of storms is slowly coming together, but is still too disorganized to be a tropical depression or storm.
Tuesday evening weather forecast
Houston will continue to watch a low in the Gulf. The National Hurricane Center gives it a 40% chance to develop into a tropical depression or storm. Its organization, track, and intensity will determine the amount of rain expected for southeast Texas on Thursday and Friday. For now, it looks like the dry ground can handle all the rain without widespread problems. Things should dry over the weekend and July 4th looks muggy and hot.
Houston will continue to watch a low in the Gulf. The National Hurricane Center gives it a 40% chance to develop into a tropical depression or storm. Its organization, track, and intensity will determine the amount of rain expected for southeast Texas on Thursday and Friday. For now, it looks like the dry ground can handle all the rain without widespread problems. Things should dry over the weekend and July 4th looks muggy and hot.
Tropical Weather Forecast - June 28, 2022
Lots to watch in the Tropics. A Gulf Low and Potential Tropical Cyclone Two are racing to see which will organize first to become the second named storm of the season.
Lots to watch in the Tropics. A Gulf Low and Potential Tropical Cyclone Two are racing to see which will organize first to become the second named storm of the season.
Drive into summer prepared: 5 things to know when you hit the road in extreme heat
Driving during the summer months poses some unique dangers to vehicles and passengers, but keeping you and others safe all comes down to preparation.
Driving during the summer months poses some unique dangers to vehicles and passengers, but keeping you and others safe all comes down to preparation.
Isolated rain and cooler temperatures on Tuesday afternoon
Rain chances will be isolated for today and most of the day tomorrow, with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Wednesday night into Thursday will be the timeframe to watch for the potential development of a coastal low, that could increase our rain chances. Heading into the holiday weekend, rain chances go down and temperatures go up. Enjoy the cooler temperatures for now, as the heat looks to return post-Independence Day.
Rain chances will be isolated for today and most of the day tomorrow, with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Wednesday night into Thursday will be the timeframe to watch for the potential development of a coastal low, that could increase our rain chances. Heading into the holiday weekend, rain chances go down and temperatures go up. Enjoy the cooler temperatures for now, as the heat looks to return post-Independence Day.
Power restored to thousands in Houston area after Monday outages
Around 44,000 power outages were reported in the Houston area on Monday afternoon, but service has since been restored to many. CenterPoint Energy reported about 1,300 customers without power on Tuesday morning.
Around 44,000 power outages were reported in the Houston area on Monday afternoon, but service has since been restored to many. CenterPoint Energy reported about 1,300 customers without power on Tuesday morning.