Houston weather: Hot, steamy Thursday ahead

Thursday is looking pretty hot as the front from yesterday has moved to the north leaving a 30% chance of rain for the Houston-area. It's pretty muggy for the morning but temps in the afternoon will reach to the upper 90s.

Houston weather: Your Aug. 27 evening forecast

Models are mixed, but are mostly showing spotty rain & storms through the evening. Isolated showers and a few storms are possible Thursday, but fewer than we've seen earlier this week.

Tropical Weather Update - August 27, 2025

Tropical Storm Fernand is a little stronger but still disorganized in the Central Atlantic. It should lose tropical characteristics tonight or tomorrow as it heads into the colder water and harsh jet stream current in the north Atlantic. Elsewhere, there are a few weak tropical waves including one in the Caribbean that are unlikely to organize over the next few days. Remember to stay alert as the peak of hurricane season is approaching in a couple of weeks.

Houston weather: Scattered storms remain in the forecast

A ridge of high pressure has weakened and moved into West Texas, so our chances for a daily round of afternoon rain is back in the forecast. Watch for pop-up showers and storms on Wednesday, then possibly less on Thursday followed by the chance for heavier rain late Friday into the weekend.

Tropical Weather Forecast - August 26, 2025

Tropical Storm Fernand is not going down in the history books as anything remarkable. It should fizzle later today and tomorrow as it heads into the colder water and harsh jet stream current in the north Atlantic. Elsewhere, there are a few weak tropical waves including one in the Caribbean that are unlikely to organize over the next few days. So things are fairly quiet in the tropics. However, we are about to enter into what is usually the busiest month of the hurricane season, September. So stay alert and be ready to take action if a tropical system heads towards us.

Houston weather: Scattered storms possible on Tuesday

As high pressure shrinks and moves westward on Tuesday, expect scattered afternoon storms. This pattern should stay in place for the rest of the week and into this weekend, so expect highs in the low to mid 90s with a daily scattering of storms during the typical times after about 1 p.m. until 8 p.m.

Houston weather: Scattered afternoon storms possible on Tuesday

As high pressure shrinks and moves westward on Tuesday, expect scattered afternoon storms. This pattern should stay in place for the rest of the week and into this weekend, so expect highs in the low to mid 90s with a daily scattering of storms during the typical times after about 1 p.m. until 8 p.m.

Tropical Weather Forecast - August 25, 2025

The season's sixth tropical storm, Fernand, is not much of a story in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. It has avoided any land and is a small system with winds near 60 mph. It will move to the north and northeast, likely losing tropical characteristics by Wednesday. Elsewhere, a tropical wave just entering the Caribbean doesn't look impressive and is unlikely to get stronger. Development chance for Invest 99L is now down to near 0%. We will continue to keep a close eye on the entire Atlantic basin as we near the peak of hurricane season on September 10.