Houston weather: Quiet week ahead

Houston weather: Sept. 28 evening forecast

Dry and pleasant conditions are expected to persist through the new week.

Refreshing mornings, afternoons still warm

HOUSTON - Weather in the Houston area continues to be clear and dry thanks to light winds from the northeast. 

Early mornings will dip into the 60s inland, with coastal areas staying slightly warmer. By afternoon, highs should top out near 90, but lower humidity keeps things feeling comfortable most of the day. 

Lower humidity decrease our chances of rain but increase our risk for fire danger. Avoid activities that could start a fire, never leave a burn unattended, and if you see a fire report it to law enforcement.

Similar weather continues for a week

Dry and pleasant conditions are expected to persist through the week. 

Nights will remain clear and pleasant inland while daytime highs should stay in the upper 80s and low 90s. 

The chance for ozone air pollution continues with an Ozone Action Day for Monday. This phenomenon is very common on sunny days with light winds, so there could be more this week. It is mainly a concern for people with very sensitive lungs. 

Rain chances will increase moving into the weekend.

Tropics quiet for Gulf, active in the Atlantic

There are currently no tropical threats expected for the Gulf but the Atlantic is much different.

Topical Weather Update - Sept. 28, 2025

Tropical Storm Imelda has formed moving through the Bahamas. This system should make a turn out to the open waters of the Atlantic before making a landfall in the Southeast US. There are still concerns for impacts from Imelda on Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas.

Tropical Storm Imelda formed in the Bahamas yesterday and Hurricane Humberto roars in the Atlantic still as a major hurricane. 

Models show that Imelda should near the Southeast US with impacts on Florida, Georgia, and Carolinas.