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Houston weather: Warm days ahead as World Cup begins Thursday
Hot and humid weather continues across Southeast Texas through the weekend, with highs in the low to mid 90s and heat index values likely climbing above 100 at times. Some spotty storms will be possible, but the heat and humidity remain the main weather story.
HOUSTON - The hot and humid weather is going to stick around as the first day of the FIFA World Cup gets underway which means warm conditions at FIFA Fan Fest in Houston on Thursday.
STEAMY WEATHER STICKS AROUND
Hot and humid weather continues across Southeast Texas through the weekend, with highs in the low to mid 90s and heat index values likely climbing above 100 at times. Some spotty storms will be possible, but the heat and humidity remain the main weather story.
SHOWERS MAY IMPACT MATCH DAY
Rain chances start to increase Sunday as more moisture moves back into the Houston area. It does not look like an all-day washout, but scattered showers and storms could develop around World Cup events, so fans should be ready for brief downpours and lightning delays.
A WETTER START TO NEXT WEEK
Scattered storms become more likely Monday and Tuesday as deeper moisture settles over Southeast Texas. Some downpours could be heavy at times, raising the chance for quick street flooding where storms linger or repeat over the same spots.
The Source: Your Gulf Coast Weather Authority Team