FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Beach Hazards statement remains in place along the coast until Sunday morning with the risk for elevated tide levels, more wave action, and a higher risk for rip currents. These are the only impacts we should feel from Hurricane Rafael which is moving west in the central Gulf of Mexico. Cold front will move through Houston by Saturday morning which will keep Rafael away from our area. Rafael should weaken to a tropical storm this weekend and then track into the SW Gulf of Mexico early next week as it falls apart. Cold front will bring an increased risk for showers and storms tonight through Saturday morning. A few storms could be strong but widespread severe weather is not likely. Best risk for winds near 50 mph and hail would be NW around Brenham, College Station & Huntsville. Rain chances will decrease Saturday afternoon and the majority of Sunday should be dry. Another front will bring some showers Wednesday followed by a nice drop in temperatures late next week. Get weather where you live and a detailed tropics update by downloading the FOX Local app for your smart TV and phone!
FOX 26 Houston weather: Nov. 8, 2024
Breezy and muggy with scattered showers and storms late today and overnight tonight. Highs in the mid 80s.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
We are feeling the heat again with widespread temperatures into the 80s. Look for more unseasonably warm weather Thursday and Friday ahead of our next cold front. Rain chances increase late Friday and Saturday as the next front moves in. A few storms are possible, although severe weather is not expected. A few showers linger early Sunday with only isolated rain by Sunday night. Monday and Tuesday should be mostly dry with our next cold front scheduled to arrive by the middle of next week, followed by cooler temperatures. Hurricane Rafael will not bring any major impacts to the Houston area. It will stay south as it weakens this weekend. Rip currents risk will be possible for coastal areas this weekend. Keep track of the latest weather where you live and get detailed tropical updates by downloading our app for your smart TV and now for your phone, Fox Local.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
We are feeling the heat again with widespread temperatures into the 80s. Look for more unseasonably warm weather Thursday and Friday ahead of our next cold front. Rain chances increase late Friday and Saturday as the next front moves in. A few storms are possible, although severe weather is not expected. A few showers linger early Sunday with only isolated rain by Sunday night. Monday and Tuesday should be mostly dry with our next cold front scheduled to arrive by the middle of next week, followed by cooler temperatures. Hurricane Rafael will not bring any major impacts to the Houston area. It will stay South as it weakens this weekend. Rip currents risk will be possible for coastal areas this weekend. Keep track of the latest weather where you live and get detailed tropical updates by downloading our app for your smart TV and now for your phone, FOX Local.
FOX 26 Houston weather: Nov. 7 forecast
Patchy fog this morning with a few showers, then a muggy day with isolated storms a high in the mid 80s.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Beach hazards statement remains in place along the coast with a higher risk for rip currents. This will likely continue through early next week as Hurricane Rafael makes a closer approach to SE TX. Look for a few more showers and storms Thursday with our best chance for rain coming Friday and Saturday. This will be associated with the arrival of our next cold front. This front will help to block Rafael from coming to Houston with the models now keeping it south of our area. Rafael should push into the western Gulf by this weekend as it slows down & gradually weakens back to a tropical storm. Another front is expected by the middle of next week that will increase showers and bring some cooler air late next week. Download the FOX Local app on your smart tv or phone for the latest on rain chances and detailed tropical updates!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Beach hazards statement remains in place along the coast with a higher risk for rip currents. This will likely continue through early next week as Hurricane Rafael makes a closer approach to SE TX. Look for a few more showers and storms Thursday with our best chance for rain coming Friday and Saturday. This will be associated with the arrival of our next cold front. This front will help to block Rafael from coming to Houston with the models now keeping it south of our area. Rafael should push into the western Gulf by this weekend as it slows down & gradually weakens back to a tropical storm. Another front is expected by the middle of next week that will increase showers and bring some cooler air late next week. Download the FOX Local app on your smart tv or phone for the latest on rain chances and detailed tropical updates!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Yesterday's heavy storms have moved out and left behind some very pleasant weather this morning - some areas west of Houston actually fell into the 40s, but areawide we should rise back into the low 80s this afternoon with partly sunny conditions. Tonight and Thursday, moisture will return from the Gulf, so the chance for scattered showers will return.
Election Day Weather | Rain clearing as polls close
FOX 26 Meteorologist Remeisha Shade has the latest as storms rolled across the Houston area on Tuesday morning.
FOX 26 Weather Forecast Election Day morning
After our expected round of heavy morning rain, the rest of today looks much better. Expect cloudy skies, occasional showers and temperatures stuck near 70°. Tonight should be pleasant with lows near 60, then bouncing back to the upper 70s on Wednesday. Late in the week another front will move in that should bring some scattered showers or storms.
Election Day to start soggy on Tuesday morning | FOX 26 Weather Forecast
Multiple hazards are being monitored for SE Texas as we are less than 24 hours away from Election Day. Coastal Flood Advisory and a high risk for rip currents continues for our coastal communities due to windy conditions through early Tuesday. It will be windy through tonight with scattered showers & possibly a storm or two. However, a big line of storms is expected to roll through early Tuesday on Election Day from around 3AM until 9AM. There's a low risk for a few severe storms with the main threat a few damaging wind gusts and large hail. Heavy rain will also be a risk that could lead to a few flooded streets. Most active weather will be during the morning with cooler temperatures and spotty showers by the afternoon and evening. A few showers may linger for the rest of the week as temperatures warm back into the 80s. In the Caribbean, Tropical Storm Rafael has formed and is forecast to become a hurricane by Wednesday. It will move over parts of Jamaica & Cuba before tracking into the eastern Gulf of Mexico later this week. Right now, most models weaken Rafael as it nears the Gulf coast and keeps it east of Texas. Get Election Day weather and an update on the tropics by downloading FOX Local on your Smart TV or your phone!
Wet start expected on Election Day | FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Multiple hazards are being monitored for SE Texas as we are less than 24 hours away from Election Day. Coastal Flood Advisory and a high risk for rip currents continues for our coastal communities due to windy conditions through early Tuesday. It will be windy through tonight with scattered showers & possibly a storm or two. However, a big line of storms is expected to roll through early Tuesday on Election Day from around 3 a.m. until 9 a.m. There's a low risk for a few severe storms with the main threat a few damaging wind gusts and large hail. Heavy rain will also be a risk that could lead to a few flooded streets. Most active weather will be during the morning with cooler temperatures and spotty showers by the afternoon and evening. A few showers may linger for the rest of the week as temperatures warm back into the 80s. In the Caribbean, Tropical Storm Rafael has formed and is forecast to become a hurricane by Wednesday. It will move over parts of Jamaica & Cuba before tracking into the eastern Gulf of Mexico later this week. Right now, most models weaken Rafael as it nears the Gulf coast and keeps it east of Texas. Get Election Day weather and an update on the tropics by downloading FOX Local on your Smart TV or your phone!
FOX 26 Houston weather: Nov. 4 forecast
Cloudy, windy and muggy today with off and on showers and a few storms. Highs in the mid 80s.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Scattered showers and isolated storm stay in the forecast for Southeast Texas as we start the workweek. A weak cold front moves through Houston on Election Day which will bring increased rain chances in the morning with slowly clearing skies in the afternoon. Drier conditions move in for the rest of the week but still a slight chance for a shower. Temperatures won't be chilly but will seem more like fall for a few days after the front as well. Stay updated on the tropics with FOX Local. Looks like a hurricane could be in the Gulf of Mexico this week.
FOX 26 Houston weather: Nov. 3 forecast
Scattered showers and isolated storms are possible again on Sunday in Southeast Texas. Monday and Tuesday a front will be sweeping across the region bringing the chance for some strong storms to pulse up. This front will bring the chance for rain on Election Day, so make sure you have your umbrella handy when you head out to vote. Drier conditions arrive later in the week with highs in the 70s.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Have you changed those clocks that won't change themselves? It's time to "fall back"! Showers and downpours will return to southeast Texas on Sunday with most of the activity coming in the early afternoon hours. Our next front will move into Houston Monday night and bring more rounds of rain on Election Day. The skies should start to clear by the end of the day Tuesday with a drier forecast for the rest of the week. Look for several afternoon high temperatures in the 70s with some mornings in the 60s.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
As we approach Election Day on Tuesday, look for spotty to scattered showers with temperatures remaining warm for early November. Next cold front rolls in Monday night into early Tuesday bringing the threat for showers and storms. Severe threat will increase across West and Central Texas this weekend ahead of this system. A few song storms could clip our northern counties Monday. Look for a bigger round of rain and a few storms Tuesday AM that could impact you getting out to vote Tuesday. Slighter cooler temperatures and less rain will prevail behind the front Wednesday through Friday. Get the latest weather where you live and a detailed tropical update by downloading FOX Local for your smart TV and now for your phone!!!
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
As we approach Election Day on Tuesday, look for spotty to scattered showers with temperatures remaining warm for early November. Next cold front rolls in Monday night into early Tuesday bringing the threat for showers and storms. Severe threat will increase across West and Central Texas this weekend ahead of this system. A few song storms could clip our northern counties Monday. Look for a bigger round of rain and a few storms Tuesday AM that could impact you getting out to vote Tuesday. Slighter cooler temperatures and less rain will prevail behind the front Wednesday through Friday. Get the latest weather where you live and a detailed tropical update by downloading FOX Local for your smart TV and now for your phone!!!
FOX 26 Houston weather: Nov. 1 forecast
Mostly cloudy, warm and humid with scattered showers and some late day storms. Highs in the mid 80s.
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Latest drought monitor has Houston now in Severe drought conditions. But our pattern change will mean several chances for rain over the next week. A few showers may linger tonight for trick or treat plans. But overall, we are getting drier as we go through the night. Rain returns Friday and will stick around off and on through the weekend and Election Day on Tuesday. Two disturbances are being monitored in the Caribbean for possible tropical development but are not expected to head towards Houston. Track weather where you live and get updates on the tropics by downloading our FOX Local streaming app now on your smart tv and your phone!