Houston barbershop buzzes through power outage

First on FOX, Houston barber shop was hit pretty hard by last week's deadly severe weather. Even without power and a portion of the rough missing, the barbershop is doing what it takes to get back to business. FOX 26 anchor Anthony Antoine visited the shop to get a fresh haircut for himself and speak to the owner.

Heights neighborhood still without power

When the power will be back on is a top concern for so many Houstonians, nearly a week after the storm blew through the area. FOX 26's Sherman Desselle visited the Heights area and spoke with residents who shared how they have been faring with the outages.

Texans' Jalen Pitre on Kids' Meals need for donations

Houston Texans Safety Jalen Pitre lets the public know Kids' Meals is asking for food donations following the recent severe storm which caused widespread power outages for many places, including the non-profit whose food supply spoiled as a result.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast

Summer-like weather is rushing into southeast Texas this week. Look for temperatures and heat index values to slowly climb as we move through the week. The highest rain chances will come late on Wednesday evening as storms from north Texas will slide south, falling apart before reaching Houston. There is some smoky air over the Gulf of Mexico that will make skies hazy over the next few days as well. Our bodies are not ready from this much heat so early in the season, so use caution with activities outdoors. Be safe in the heat!

FEMA administrator tours Houston storm damage

More than 120,000 CenterPoint customers are still without power and FOX 26 Political Reporter Greg Groogan has the latest as the relief effort is ongoing from different levels of government.

Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast

Even more humidity is moving in and you'll feel the difference today. The forecast for today and the rest of the week looks hot, hazy & humid with only isolated showers and highs in the low 90s. There is some smoky air over the Gulf of Mexico that will probably make our sky look hazy over the next couple of days. As far as stormy weather, North Texas could be in for severe weather tomorrow and there is a small risk that they could skirt by our northern counties, so we'll watch it closely.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast

Even more humidity is moving in and you'll feel the difference today. The forecast for today and the rest of the week looks hot, hazy & humid with only isolated showers and highs in the low 90s. There is some smoky air over the Gulf of Mexico that will probably make our sky look hazy over the next couple of days. As far as stormy weather, North Texas could be in for severe weather tomorrow and there is a small risk that they could skirt by our northern counties, so we'll watch it closely.

Houston weather: The heat is definitely on!

Get ready for lots of heat in Houston this week! It is early in the year for the feels-like temps to be this high, so use caution when active outdoors. The afternoon highs will be in the 90s but the heat index values will be at 100 or higher. There could be a very isolated storms around southeast Texas on Friday but don't look for much rain this week. Memorial Day Weekend will be hot for Houston!

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast: The heat is on!

Get ready for lots of heat in Houston this week! It is early in the year for the feels-like temps to be this high, so use caution when active outdoors. The afternoon highs will be in the 90s but the heat index values will be at 100 or higher. There could be a very isolated storms around southeast Texas on Friday but don't look for much rain this week. Memorial Day Weekend will be hot for Houston!

Mondays with Mike: What is a derecho?

Last week, a remarkably powerful line of storms moved more than 800 miles bringing high winds from Texas to Florida. It has been dubbed a Derecho, but what is that exactly and how was this one so different?

Mondays with Mike - May 20, 2024

Last week, a remarkably powerful line of storms moved more than 800 miles bringing high winds from Texas to Florida. It has been dubbed a Derecho, but what is that exactly and how was this one so different?