Houston weather: Quiet, clear skies Thursday morning

For Thursday morning, the weather is clear and dry in the 60s with warmer temperatures coming in the afternoon. The high pressure and dry air keeps our weather nearly perfect again today. A south breeze will return, so overnight low temperatures won't be quiet as cool over the next few days, but still pretty nice.

Houston weather: Warm weather days ahead this week

High pressure and dry air kept our weather nearly perfect again today. A south breeze will return, so overnight low temperatures won't be quiet as cool over the next few days, but still pretty nice. Our daily high temperatures will also get warmer - back in the middle 80s for a few days with some upper 80s expected by Sunday and Monday.

Houston weather: Beautiful days ahead

The only issue that may affect you over the next few days is the high level of allergens - oak pollen remains high and grass pollen has been rising as well. Levels could increase a bit more in the days to come. Otherwise, enjoy the cool mornings while they last because by the weekend and early next week, lows will return to near 60 with highs possibly reaching the upper 80s.

Houston weather: Beautiful days ahead

The extended forecast looks uneventful. In fact, we don't have a significant chance for rain until the end of next week. In the meantime, look for clear and cool mornings and sunny, dry days. We will get gradually warmer by the end of the week with highs returning to the mid 80s. Average highs for this time of the year are near 80°, so we'll begin the week below normal and the week a bit above normal. Enjoy the beautiful week.

Houston weather: Beautiful weather for most of the week

Lows this morning dropped into the 40s and we expect more low to mid 40s tonight. No freezing temperatures are expected, but it will be quite chilly Tuesday morning. High pressure will bring sunshine and low humidity to Southeast Texas for several more days. Enjoy the sunshine and mild, dry air!

Houston severe weather outlook at 10 a.m.

This morning's outlook from the Storm Prediction Center shows that our entire area is under a slight to moderate threat for storms that could produce hail, damaging winds or even isolated tornadoes. FOX 26 Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz has a look at the risk and timing of the storms.

Houston weather: Severe weather possible on Saturday

For now, plan on rain nearly everywhere in the Houston area on Saturday. The Storm Prediction Center has put most of our viewing area in a 2/5 risk for heavy rain, strong winds, hail and the chance for isolated tornadoes. Biggest severe storm risk for Houston will likely be during Saturday afternoon, so plan ahead.

Houston weather: Warm and windy Friday in the 80s

It's the Final Four in San Antonio this weekend so if you're planning on heading out on I-10 after work on Friday, just know a line of thunderstorms is moving in into Saturday morning. Skies will be mostly cloudy Friday, with temps in the upper-80s. A Wind Advisory is in effect in the Houston-area again for Friday until 7 p.m.

Houston weather: Wind advisory Friday, severe weather possible Saturday

Friday will bring winds from the south between 15-25 miles per hour with gusts near 30-40 mph, so "hold on to your hat". WIND ADVISORY remains in place until 5pm. It will once again be in effect Friday from 7am until 7pm. Also, be careful on the highways because high profile vehicles like 18 wheelers could be pushed by brief wind gusts, so give them plenty of room. Otherwise, you'll notice summer-like humidity and temperatures that will be close to record highs in the upper 80s.

Houston Weather: Windy weather on the way for Thursday, Friday

Tomorrow and Friday will bring winds from the south between 15-25 miles per hour with gusts near 30-40 mph, so "hold on to your hat". WIND ADVISORY will once again be in place 7am to 5pm Thursday. Also, be careful on the highways because high profile vehicles like 18 wheelers could be pushed by brief wind gusts, so give them plenty of room. Otherwise, you'll notice summer-like humidity and temperatures that will be close to record highs in the upper 80s.