Warm week ahead | Fox 26 Houston Weather Update

Following a very warm weekend with highs in the mid 90s, that overall trend will continue this week with only slight day-to-day changes. Expect daily afternoon highs in the low to mid 90s with lows in the low to mid 70s. Storms are not likely, but one or two could periodically pop up mostly during the late afternoons. There are two tropical systems to watch today, but neither is near Texas. A system that is expected to become Tropical Storm Helene (or get very close to tropical storm status) will soak North and South Carolina with heavy downpours and occasional gusty winds today and Tuesday. In the far-off central Atlantic Ocean, Tropical Storm Gordon was downgraded to a depression over the weekend, but could regain tropical storm strength this week over the middle of the ocean, so no effect on land. Otherwise, the fall season begins this Sunday morning.

Tropical Cyclone Eight Forms | Tropical update

Potential Tropical Cyclone EIGHT has formed off the coast of South Carolina. This system will bring heavy rain and possible coastal flooding early this week. Gordon has been downgraded to a Tropical Depression but could become stronger later in the week.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast

Houston is back to a mostly quiet weather pattern and it looks to persists for the next several days. Southeast Texas should plan for more late summer heat with very low rain chances. Afternoon highs are back in the upper 90s!

Tropical Storm Gordan in Atlantic: Tropical update

Tropical Storm Gordon is out in the Atlantic but an area of low pressure of the coast of The Carolinas is much more of a concern. Gordon will struggle and stay out in the Atlantic but heavy rain and the chance for flooding will find its way to the East Coast of the US.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast

We have a warm and quiet weather day across Houston today. Highs will soar to the mid-90s with a few passing clouds. Sunday brings the chance for a few showers during the evening hours. Warm and mostly dry weather is expected through next week. Stay hydrated and enjoy your weekend!

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast

Air Quality Alert has been extended through Saturday evening for Houston and Galveston. Look for a mainly quiet weather pattern to persist the next several days with more late summer heat and little to no rain. Tropics remain active but none of the systems being monitored should impact the Houston area over the next week. Francine should fall apart by tomorrow but will bring a flood threat to parts of the Tennessee Valley & SE U.S. Invest 94-L near the Leeward Islands now has a 0% chance for development. Area off of SE U.S. coast has a medium 40% chance for a tropical system to develop over the next 7 days. Tropical Storm Gordon formed in the central Atlantic today but is expected to remain over water for the next several days.

Watching 2 systems in the Atlantic | FOX 26 Tropical Weather Update

Post Tropical Francine is still bringing heavy rain to parts of the Tennessee Valley and the southeast. Francine is expected to fall apart and dissipate by tonight. Today Tropical Storm Gordon became the 7th named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season in the central Atlantic. It is running into some dry air and is not forecast to become a hurricane at this point. It should also stay over water for the next several days. Invest 94-L near the Leeward Islands now has a 0% chance for development. Area off of SE U.S. coast has a medium 40% chance for a tropical system to develop over the next 7 days.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast

Southeast Texas is in for a quiet and warm weather pattern over the next week. Highs today will likely reach the low-90s and then soar to the mid-90s this weekend. Lots of sunshine is expected with low end rain chances. There will be some humidity so expect another round of warm nights. Enjoy your weekend!

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast

Francine has lost tropical characteristics near Memphis. It will still dump heavy rain and be a big flood threat for parts of the SE U.S. the next few days. Houston will continue to dry out and brighten up with only a 10% chance for rain the rest of this week. Look for late summer heat to build in with mainly quiet weather for your weekend plans. Tropical Depression 7 in the central Atlantic is expected to become Hurricane Gordon soon but is not a threat to land for now.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast

Francine has lost tropical characteristics near Memphis. It will still dump heavy rain and be a big flood threat for parts of the SE U.S. the next few days. Houston will continue to dry out and brighten up with only a 10% chance for rain the rest of this week. Look for late summer heat to build in with mainly quiet weather for your weekend plans. Tropical Depression 7 in the central Atlantic is expected to become Hurricane Gordon soon but is not a threat to land for now.

Louisiana residents assess Francine damage

Francine has downgraded to a tropical depression bringing heavy rain across the South. FOX's Bown Kedrowicz is in Reserve, Louisiana where people are working on recovering after the storm.

Francine pounds Louisiana, monitoring several other areas of disturbed weather

Francine has been downgraded to a Post-Tropical Cyclone with 25 mph winds south of Memphis. It still poses a flood threat to Tennesse, Mississippi, Georgia and Alabama, along with the threat for a few tornadoes. Francine should continue to weaken as it approaches Memphis and falls apart. There's a low 30% chance an area of low pressure could develop off the SE U.S. coast over the next few days. Another tropical wave has a low 30% chance for development just east of the Leeward Islands. Tropical Depression 7 in the central Atlantic is expected to become Hurricane Gordon soon but is not a threat to land for now.

Looking at Hurricane Francine aftermath

Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz and Allison Gargaro take a look at the aftermath and damage left behind by Hurricane Francine and the search for a missing Sofar Spotter buoy.

Francine's Aftermath | Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast

As Tropical Storm Francine moves northward through MIssissippi today, we are on the "clean" side of the circulation, so the Houston area will experience please, quiet weather today. We are also at the beginning of a late summer warm-up with several days of low to mid-90s and only isolated showers. In fact, the next couple of weeks will, in general, remain hotter and drier than average for our area. Hurricane Francine brought life-threatening flooding to New Orleans yesterday and winds as high as 105 mph along coastal Louisiana with near 80 mph in New Orleans. The next tropical system has formed very far away in the Atlantic Ocean. Tropical Depression 7 is likely to become Tropical Storm Gordon today, but is not a concern for land at this point.