Weather

It's steamy Thursday morning in the 70s with a chance of storms Thursday afternoon. As we get later into the afternoon, some spots will see heavier downpours. The rain is also likely to return for the 4th of July.

While we aren't expecting record high temperatures, reach the mid to upper 90s with ample humidity will make it feel like it's at least 100-105, so take care of yourself, stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun. There will be a tinge of haze to the sky Wednesday through Friday with Saharan dust in place, but so far air quality hasn't been a problem.

Expect temps to reach the mid to upper 90s with ample humidity will make it feel like it's at least 100-105

Hurricane Flossie is starting to fall apart in the Eastern Pacific. The National Hurricane Center is monitoring the waters around Florida for an area of low pressure to possibly develop this weekend along a weakening frontal boundary. Heavy rainfall is possible across portions of the Southeast US over the next 5 days.

FOX 26 meteorologists Mike Iscovitz and Allison Gargaro get a look at heat conditions in Greater Houston and Paris, then we get tips on prepping your home for hurricane season. Finally, meteorologist John Dawson tests a product that stores and filters water during severe weather.

It is very warm and quiet Wednesday morning, with not much happening. A plume of dust is still in place giving way to hazy conditions. There is only a slight chance of rain for later in the day as things heat up to the mid-90s.

Wednesday through the 4th of July and the weekend, expect only an isolated afternoon storm with the main theme of the forecast being increasingly hot weather with more Saharan haze. Highs will range from 95-99 with coastal areas topping out in the low 90s. Protect yourself from the heat and the strong sunshine.

Wednesday through the 4th of July and the weekend, expect only an isolated afternoon storm with the main theme of the forecast being increasingly hot weather with more Saharan haze. Highs will range from 95-99 with coastal areas topping out in the low 90s. Protect yourself from the heat and the strong sunshine.

Mike Iscovitz has a segment on how to protect your home from hurricanes and setting your thermostat in the heat to save some money.

It's a quiet Tuesday morning, feeling warm with temperature in the 70s. The air quality will be in the high end of moderate toward the unhealthy for some categories which is not unusual for summertime in Houston. It'll begin to feel hotter with highs in the mid-90s.

Isolated storms will be possible again on Tuesday, but as the week continues, our temperatures will rise as rain chances fall. Daily highs will range from about 94-99 across inland areas for the rest of the week with the beaches toping out in the low 90s. Saharan dust could make the skies look a bit hazy, especially on Tuesday and Wednesday. Heat index values could reach 105 most afternoons.

Tropical Storm Barry formed over the weekend and made landfall along the east coast of Mexico. In the Eastern Pacific, Tropical Storm Flossie formed this morning. The National Hurricane Center is also watching for tropical development towards the end of this week near Florida.

FOX 26 Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz discusses the Cone of Uncertainty on this edition of "Mondays With Mike."

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