Weather

We're still experiencing an unusually warm December weather pattern with temperatures nearing daily records. A strong cold front is expected to move through late Sunday into Monday, finally ending the prolonged warm stretch.

It's certainly not really feeling like Christmas outside with this warm weather! The air will remain humid across the Houston-area with a Dense Fog Advisory in effect until 10 a.m. 

FOX 26 Meteorologist John Dawson has a holiday edition of Emergency Gear Teat and shares stocking stuffers you can gift to people to put in their emergency kit.

Warm and humid conditions are around for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The unseasonably warm setup continues through the weekend.

Areas of fog and low clouds are likely to persist along the beaches and bays as warm, humid air remains in place across the Houston and Galveston area.

Drivers in Southeast Texas can expect more fog Wednesday morning as the unseasonably warm pattern continues.

Drivers in Southeast Texas can expect more fog Wednesday morning as the unseasonably warm pattern continues.

Mike Iscovitz explains the recent foggy conditions we've been seeing and California facing heavy flooding from recent rain. Plus, pet holiday travel tips.

It's a bit less foggy Tuesday morning than it was yesterday with some warmer temperatures too. There is a chance of hitting a record high temperature and look out for some slight drizzles.

Chief meteorologist Mike Iscovitz covers the top weather news to know from Houston and beyond. Then, John Dawson has a special Emergency Gear Test, in case you're looking for stocking stuffers.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until Tuesday morning for our coastal communities, but some other areas could see fog as well. 

A dense fog advisory is in effect for much of the Houston-area until 10 a.m. Expect warmer weather for the rest of the day with highs near 80. This warming trend will continue through Christmas.