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FOX 26 meteorologist Mike Iscovitz and Allison Gargaro talk about protecting your pet from the sun and more!

Hopefully your air conditioner is in good working order, because today and this weekend are looking sunny, hot and humid. Expect high temperatures to reach the mid 90s and even some upper 90s to our west over the next three to four days. Rain chances remain very low through Sunday, but next week some storms could return for Tuesday and Wednesday. The tropics remain quiet for now.

We are finally getting a break from the multiple rounds of showers and storms that we've dealt with over recent weeks. High pressure is building in and that will mean intense heat but very little rain. It also means poor air quality as our air quality alert has been extended through Friday evening. Temperatures will soar to the middle to upper 90s through the weekend with rain chances at 10% or less. Spotty showers and storms are expected to return next Monday and Tuesday so enjoy the break! Tropics remain quiet with no activity expected for the North Atlantic, Caribbean & Gulf of Mexico over the next week. Get all the latest on the heat and beach hazards where you live by checking out our smart tv app FOX Local!

We are finally getting a break from the multiple rounds of showers and storms that we've dealt with over recent weeks. High pressure is building in and that will mean intense heat but very little rain. It also means poor air quality as our air quality alert has been extended through Friday evening. Temperatures will soar to the middle to upper 90s through the weekend with rain chances at 10% or less. Spotty showers and storms are expected to return next Monday and Tuesday so enjoy the break! Tropics remain quiet with no activity expected for the North Atlantic, Caribbean & Gulf of Mexico over the next week. Get all the latest on the heat and beach hazards where you live by checking out our smart TV app FOX Local!

Some residents are still dealing with the aftermath of the severe storms that hit the area in mid-May. FOX 26's Jonathan Mejia spoke with neighbors about the condition of their apartments.

It's officially hurricane season! During this first week of the 2024 hurricane season, the Atlantic Basin has been quiet. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected for at least another week. Check Fox Local for more details on hurricane season and how you and your family can prepare!

Following yesterday's storms, we are entering a few days with drier air, more sunshine and hotter afternoon high temperatures in the mid 90s. Remember to protect yourself from the sun since the summer solstice (strongest sunlight) is on June 20th and UV light is very strong this time of year. Scattered showers and a few storms could return by Monday and Tuesday.

Morning rain and storms dumped around a half-inch to two inches of rain across SE Houston. Gusts near 60 mph were also reported in Palacios & Galveston. Weather should stay quiet through tonight with only a 10% chance for a shower or storm. Severe storms are not likely. High pressure builds in which should keep us hotter and drier the next few days. Spotty storms will return early next week on Monday with a slight drop in temperatures. Atlantic, Caribbean & Gulf of Mexico remain quiet with no activity expected for the next 7 days. Track all the weather changes where you live on our smart TV app Fox Local!

Atlantic, Caribbean & Gulf of Mexico remain quiet with no activity expected the next 7 days. Hurricane season runs through the end of November and is expected to produce an above average number of storms. Download our smart tv app Fox Local for more details on this Hurricane season and ways you can make sure your family is prepared!

Morning rain and storms dumped around a half-inch to two inches of rain across SE Houston. Gusts near 60 mph were also reported in Palacios & Galveston. Weather should stay quiet through tonight with only a 10% chance for a shower or storm. Severe storms are not likely. High pressure builds in which should keep us hotter and drier the next few days. Spotty storms will return early next week on Monday with a slight drop in temperatures. Atlantic, Caribbean & Gulf of Mexico remain quiet with no activity expected for the next 7 days. Track all the weather changes where you live on our smart TV app Fox Local!

Things are heating up early this summer with parts of the country breaking the hundreds for days in a row. FOX's Sunny Tsai reports on the excessive heat warning issued for the rest of the week in Las Vegas.

Good morning, everyone. We actually have a decent chance for cooling showers late this morning, but also the potential for a couple of strong storms. Just stay alert for scattered showers and storms from late morning through early afternoon as a whoosh of rain cooled air moves in from the Dallas area. Highs should still hit the low 90s in most spots. As for the rest of the week and this weekend? Major league heat and humidity!

Good morning, everyone. We actually have a decent chance for cooling showers late this morning, but also the potential for a couple of strong storms. Just stay alert for scattered showers and storms from late morning through early afternoon as a whoosh of rain-cooled air moves in from the Dallas area. Highs should still hit the low 90s in most spots. As for the rest of the week and this weekend? Major league heat and humidity!

Hit, humid and breezy again, but storms are possible by late this morning and a few could be strong. Highs in the low to mid-90s.

Storms are decreasing as the heat builds. In fact, only isolated storms are expected the rest of this week with the best shot N/NE of Houston. Heat Advisory continues through 8 pm for areas west of Houston including Austin, Grimes, Waller, Washington, Colorado, Wharton & inland Jackson counties. Heat index values up to 110 are likely. Be careful in the heat and try to avoid strenuous work outdoors during the hottest part of the day. Also double check your cars for your kids or pets before you walk away. Tropics are quiet across the Atlantic Basin and should stay that way over the next week. Get updates on beach hazards, the tropics, and the building heat wave by downloading our smart tv app FOX Local!

Southeast Texas is getting ready to experience some real heat with temperatures close to the mid-90s in just the first week of June. Emergency medicine physician Dr. Neil Gandhi from Houston Methodist talks about how to stay safe in the heat and how much time a person can safely spend outdoors.