Weather

Very few changes lie ahead for the next few days, although you may notice slightly less humidity today and Thursday with slightly less wind. It will remain hot with highs near records. After a brief chance for showers or storms on Saturday, a ridge of high pressure builds back in and highs could return to record levels next week.

High heat continues to grip the region with temperatures remaining well above average. A few scattered showers and storms will be possible on Saturday. Unfortunately, it won't offer up any heat relief. Hot and humid conditions are expected to continue into next week.

High heat continues to grip the region with temperatures remaining well above average. A few scattered showers and storms will be possible on Saturday. Unfortunately, it won't offer up any heat relief. Hot and humid conditions are expected to continue into next week.

There are very few changes to our weather outlook for the next week or two. Other than a brief chance for storms Saturday, our overall pattern of well above normal temperatures should stay with us all the way through next week. You may notice a slight drop in temperatures Thursday and Friday morning, but nothing too exciting.

The hot pattern continues for Southeast Texas. Houston will see afternoon highs near records for the next several days. Thursday morning should bring a slight bit of help with some slightly less humid air. The next best rain chances are fairly low and come with the weekend.

The hot pattern continues for Southeast Texas. Houston will see afternoon highs near records for the next several days. Thursday morning should bring a slight bit of help with some slightly less humid air. The next best rain chances are fairly low and come with the weekend.

After a weekend of record highs in Galveston and near records in Houston, the heat wave will continue for us until at least Friday. Rain is unlikely through Thursday, then there is a chance for isolated rain Friday and possible a few storms on Saturday. Otherwise, expect steamy mornings and breezy, hot days.

Not much change to discuss over this week. Houston will remain hot, humid and within the record-breaking territory for both overnight lows and daytime highs. The morning starts off mostly cloudy and muggy. Breezes out of the south will help somewhat in the afternoons. As high pressure moves directly overhead late week, morning lows should be slightly cooler. Still looking to remain rain-free for an extended period in Southeast Texas.

Not much changes over the course of the next 7 days, we remain hot, humid and within record breaking territory for both overnight lows and daytime highs. Breezes out of the south will help somewhat in the afternoons. As high pressure moves directly overhead late week, morning lows will at least be slightly cooler. Still looking to remain rain free for the extended period.

Hazy, hot, and humid conditions are on tap again tomorrow. After morning clouds clear, plenty of sunshine is expected for Mother's Day afternoon. Highs will soar close to record levels with top temperatures climbing the mid-90s. This summer-like pattern looks to continue into next week.

Temperatures are expected to reach the 100?s Saturday and Sunday. As a result, Fort Bend County is opening up about a dozen emergency cooling centers.

An early season heat wave has prompted our first heat advisory of the season, about a month ahead of schedule. We'll be flirting with record lows, record highs and heat advisory criteria for at least the next week as a blocking pattern keeps us firmly parked in this pattern. In addition to being very hot, it will also by dry. Rain activity will be very limited, if not non-existent.

Summer-like heat is settling in this weekend across the Houston area. High temperatures will be close to record territory both Saturday and Sunday with heat index values soaring into the triple digits. A heat advisory has already been issued for Saturday noon - 7pm. Make sure you are drinking plenty of water and taking breaks often in the shade and AC!

Get ready for a hot Mother's Day weekend and at least a week of record or near record heat and little to no rain. Thursday night rain totals exceeded 3" north of Houston, but that is the last we'll see for a while (although there is a slight chance for an isolated storm south of Houston late today). Look for sunshine and highs in the mid 90s for the next 7 days as a large ridge (high pressure) in the jet stream takes hold. This system will bring a heat wave from the Rio Grande Valley to the Midwest for early next week.