Clouds, scattered storms and gusty northeast winds shape Houston’s Sunday before a sunny, drier stretch arrives Monday.

Houston’s Saturday forecast includes afternoon storms that could bring brief heavy rain. A drier pattern arrives after a front early next week.

Rain and thunderstorms are keeping Houston under flood concerns Friday, with the wettest stretch expected Saturday and Sunday.

Houston faces a stormy stretch through Sunday, with heavy rain and possible flooding before cooler, drier air arrives next week.

The freshly formed Lake Houston Dredging and Maintenance District has no design, contractors or cash yet, only a 2027 deadline to ask lawmakers for help.

Houston reaches 91 Wednesday before a wetter, stormier pattern takes over. Heavy rain and localized flash flooding are possible through the weekend.

Houston will see another 92-degree day Tuesday before rain chances ramp up and storms become likely through the weekend.

Houston will hit 93 degrees Monday before rain chances rise sharply Wednesday through Saturday. Thursday and Friday currently look like the wettest days.

Houston will hit 94 degrees Sunday before a wetter, stormier pattern takes over midweek. Rain chances peak Thursday, with the unsettled pattern continuing into the weekend.

Houston will see a hot, mostly dry weekend, but an ozone alert adds a wrinkle for Saturday plans. Rain and thunderstorm chances rise sharply by midweek.

Houston’s weekend forecast is hot and mostly dry, with highs near 93. Rain and thunderstorm chances rise sharply by midweek.

HARC's 2024 mapping campaign found a 14-degree difference across surveyed areas.

Houston will reach 98 degrees Wednesday, with afternoon storm chances and an Ozone Action Day in effect through 7 p.m.