Weather

Southeast Texas is under a Level 1 risk of severe weather overnight Saturday into Sunday.

Scattered showers across the Houston metro for Saturday before a line of possibly severe storms on Saturday night and Sunday morning. The rain chances stick around on Sunday before more heavy rain and storms arrive on Monday. FOX 26 meteorologist Peyton Galyean has the details.

Conditions will turn a bit warmer and more humid ahead of the approaching system on Saturday. It looks like widespread, soaking rain and the potential for strong storms, especially as we move into the evening and overnight hours. A FOX 26 Storm Alert has been issued for Saturday afternoon through early Sunday morning. Expect scattered strong storms Saturday afternoon and evening with a line of possible strong to severe storms overnight Saturday into Sunday morning. Right now, a level 1 risk of severe weather has been issued for us. There also is a level 1 risk for flash flooding. This cold front bringing us storms will leave behind a much chillier pattern. After early Sunday morning, the rest of the day looks decent with a few showers, but chilly.

Black Friday will be quiet when it comes to the weather, making it great for shopping! It's a little chilly for the morning but will warm up to high-60s for the afternoon.

Black Friday will be quiet (weather wise), starting chilly but warming to near 70 under partly cloudy skies. We will see moisture subtly begin to creep back late in the day.

FOX 26's Mike Iscovitz hosts a brief episode for Forecasting with Friends with a look at the forecast for the rest of the week. He also shares the search for a missing pet turkey and a missing weather teddy bear.

Thanksgiving Day is a spectacular blend of crisp, dry air and feeling like football weather.

Thanksgiving Day brings sunshine, low humidity, and highs in the upper 60s. Friday should be similar, but with increasing clouds late in the day. Enjoy!

Businesses are stepping up to help residents and first responders dealing with the aftermath of Monday's severe storms. FOX 26's Leslie DelasBour got a look at how the businesses assisted those in a northwest Harris County neighborhood.

Clear, crisp, and dry conditions settle in the rest of today through Friday.

FOX 26's Mike Iscovitz and Peyton Galyean discuss the information so far from Monday's confirmed tornadoes. John Dawson tests out a emergency generator that uses solar power.

Things are a little on the cooler side this morning, the day before Thanksgiving. It'll be sunny and breezy in the afternoon with highs near 70.