Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Today and tomorrow will bring some of the warmest and more humid weather since Hurricane Beryl with highs in the mid 90s and a heat index near 105. Other than one or two isolated storms, sunshine will dominate in the short term. Beginning Wednesday, rain chances will rise and that trend will continue time through the weekend. Fortunately, the tropics remain quiet for now and no development is expected this week.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Today and tomorrow will bring some of the warmest and more humid weather since Hurricane Beryl with highs in the mid 90s and a heat index near 105. Other than one or two isolated storms, sunshine will dominate in the short term. Beginning Wednesday, rain chances will rise and that trend will continue time through the weekend. Fortunately, the tropics remain quiet for now and no development is expected this week.
Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Sunday saw a few downpours across the Houston area but overall less than yesterday. That trend of less rain will continue to start the week. With less rain, the temperature forecast goes back up and the heat index returns to around 105 for Monday and Tuesday. Rain chances increase again starting on Wednesday and temps will drop back into the lower 90s. Be safe in the heat this week!
Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Good Sunday morning, everyone. We're looking for a trend toward less rain and hotter days beginning today, but much more Monday and Tuesday. Let's hope everyone power by then because the heat index will get close to 105 again. Watch for a few storms this afternoon with an otherwise warm and humid day. That won't last long as higher rain chances return from mid-week through the weekend. Gladly, the tropics are nice and quiet for now.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Look for the weekend to end a lot like it started with scattered afternoon downpours and spotty sunshine. The work week starts off warmer and with less rain than the weekend. Expect the heat index to stay around 105 for the next several days. The end of the week should bring higher rain chances back into the forecast.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Hurricane Beryl blasted across the Houston area early Monday bringing 70-100 mph winds and over a foot of rain to Houston. Five days later, several hundred thousand Houstonians are still without power and with no A/C. Scattered showers and storms have brought some heat relief the last few days & we'll have another round Saturday. But lightning might slow down crews restoring power from the storm. Rain chances will get lower early next week as temperatures increase so be careful in the heat!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Scattered heavy downpours brought electricity repairs to a halt briefly yesterday as some locations received more than 2 inches of rain accompanied by vivid, frequent lightning. We could see a repeat performance today and Saturday with some scattered thunderstorms expected, and a few of them could be heavy. A heat advisory is in effect again today, but most locations will have high temperatures of 90° or even slightly lower. Beyond Saturday, our forecast does look a bit warmer with high temperatures back in the low to middle 90s for Sunday through early next week. In the tropics, despite some rumors online to the contrary, we don’t see any systems forming over the next several days and everything looks relatively quiet for a while.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Flooding is once again a concern across the Houston area with rain and storms breaking out today. Rain led to some flooding across Houston and The Woodlands. Rain will wind down by sunset with more scattered storms the next few afternoons. That will mean some relief from the heat. But storms could delay crews trying to restore power to nearly one million Houstonians. Rain chances get a bit lower next week but the heat will increase again. One disturbance off the Florida east coast has a 10% chance of tropical development the next few days. But no tropical activity is expected in the Gulf of Mexico through the weekend.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Flooding is once again a concern across the Houston area with rain and storms breaking out today. Rain led to some flooding across Houston and The Woodlands. Rain will wind down by sunset with more scattered storms the next few afternoons. That will mean some relief from the heat. But storms could delay crews trying to restore power to nearly one million Houstonians. Rain chances get a bit lower next week but the heat will increase again. One disturbance off the Florida east coast has a 10% chance of tropical development the next few days. But no tropical activity is expected in the Gulf of Mexico through the weekend.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Please take care of yourself and be careful because today we have both a heat advisory and expect scattered thunderstorms. Heat is the continuing hazard with so many without power and, with thousands working outdoors to cleanup after Beryl, lightning is a concern. “When thunder roars, go indoors”. In the extended outlook, we’ll have a good chance for scattered storms tomorrow and Saturday, but beyond that we are looking very hot and humid.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
HEAT ADVISORY has been extended until 8 pm Thursday for Houston with heat index values near 105 and over a million Houstonians still without power. Drink lots of water and try to find places with A/C such as a cooling center. Also, do what you can to protect holes in your roof as rain chances are higher the next three days. Rain chances appear to be a bit lower for much of next week. Download our FOX 26 weather app for your phone and Fox Local for your smart TV to keep track of weather where you live!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
HEAT ADVISORY has been extended until 8 pm Thursday for Houston with heat index values near 105 and over a million Houstonians still without power. Drink lots of water and try to find places with A/C such as a cooling center. Also, do what you can to protect holes in your roof as rain chances are higher the next three days. Rain chances appear to be a bit lower for much of next week. Download our FOX 26 weather app for your phone and Fox Local for your smart TV to keep track of the weather where you live!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
A Heat Advisory is in effect for our entire viewing area through this evening. Once again, feels-like temperatures could reach up to 105 degrees. Drink plenty of water, find a/c if you can, and if you are working outside wear loose fitting clothing. There is the chance for isolated storms this afternoon south of I-10. Storm chances are on the rise at the end of the week and start of the weekend. The tropics remain quiet this week. Stay up-to-date on weather where you live by downloading the FOX Local app.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
HEAT ADVISORY has been extended until 8 pm Wednesday with heat index values near 105 expected. The threat is much bigger than normal with over 1 million Houstonians still without power from Hurricane Beryl. Try to find a cooling center and try not to overdo it with cleanup if you are still without A/C. There may be a little relief the next few afternoons with spotty showers and a few storms possible. Rain chances increase Friday through Sunday. So make sure you have a tarp for your roof if you sustained damage. At least there's no other tropical activity expected in the Atlantic the next few days.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
HEAT ADVISORY has been extended until 8 pm Wednesday with heat index values near 105 expected. The threat is much bigger than normal with over 1 million Houstonians still without power from Hurricane Beryl. Try to find a cooling center and try not to overdo it with cleanup if you are still without A/C. There may be a little relief the next few afternoons with spotty showers and a few storms possible. Rain chances increase Friday through Sunday. So make sure you have a tarp for your roof if you sustained damage. At least there's no other tropical activity expected in the Atlantic over the next few days.
Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Beryl is gone and is now a tropical depression zipping through Arkansas and headed to the Great Lakes, so no more high winds or heavy rain today. The threat today is heat. Normally a normal, hot summer day wouldn't be a problem, but with millions still without power, high temperatures in the 90s and heat index values close to 105, everyone will need to find air conditioning today and please check on those who are particularly vulnerable - the elderly or disabled. A heat advisory is in effect for today and tonight and only isolated rain is possible today mostly near the coast. Tomorrow will still be muggy, but with a slightly better chance for a few storms. Late this week, we'll have a better chance for showers and a few storms to help cool the temperatures a little.As of today, there are no organized tropical systems expected across the Caribbean Sea or Gulf of Mexico for a while.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast: Beryl moves out, heat moving in
Beryl made landfall as a Category one hurricane around 4am near Matagorda. Beryl brought 80+ mph winds to parts of Houston and surrounding areas and 6-15" of rain to parts of the area. Beryl is now racing away moving through the Ark-La-Tex region. Our attention now turns to lots of people still without power and the building heat. A HEAT Advisory is in effect for Houston Tuesday with heat index values near 105 expected. Be extra careful as many still don't have working AC. Rain chances will be low Tuesday but will increase as we go through the week. So make sure your roof is protected if you sustained damage. Keep up with the latest forecast and storm damage updates by downloading our FOX 26 WX app and watching our smart TV app, Fox Local.
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