Muggy Friday in Houston with storms likely midday; heavy downpours could cause quick street and yard flooding. Expect slow commutes and rising rip current risk.

Muggy start in Houston; storms likely today with pockets of heavy rain. Highs near 84°F.

Cloudy and muggy in Houston on Wednesday, June 3. Scattered storms are likely this afternoon with highs near 86°F.

The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for northwest Harris County Tuesday afternoon, warning of hail and damaging winds. Stay tuned to local radar.

Chambers County activated its ChambersWarns system and outdoor sirens Monday after reports of a possible funnel cloud near Old River‑Cove; deputies later issued an all‑clear while officials probe duplicate alerts.

Hot and humid with highs near 91°F and scattered storms possible today. Evening cells may be gusty; rain chances increase into the weekend.

Hot, humid Monday in Houston with highs near 91°F and a slight afternoon chance of storms. Heat index may top 100°F; cooling centers listed online.

Patchy fog may slow the Sunday commute in Houston. Highs near 93°F and a slight chance of storms appear early in the week.

Patchy morning fog may slow Saturday commutes before a hot, humid day with highs near 93. Storm chances return Monday, June 1.

Patchy fog this morning clears for a hot, sunny day with highs around 91°F. An Ozone Action Day is in effect — sensitive groups should limit outdoor exertion.

Patchy fog Thursday morning in Houston with reduced visibility, then a warm day and an Ozone Action Day. Highs near 88°F; rain chances climb Sunday into next week.

Heavy showers and thunderstorms are expected through Wednesday morning, with 1–3 inches likely and localized flooding possible.

Morning fog and muggy air in Houston; storms increase late Tuesday into Wednesday with heavy downpours possible. Expect slow commutes overnight.