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Houston will see clear skies, a 95-degree high and heat-index values up to 106 Tuesday. Even hotter, drier weather is building into the weekend.
Houston could see thunderstorms and strong downpours Monday before a hotter, drier stretch takes over Tuesday.
Houston faces a hot Saturday near 94 degrees, with storm chances increasing Sunday and Monday before another sunny stretch takes over.
Houston faces another hot, humid day Friday with a 103°F heat index and spotty afternoon thunderstorms. The weekend keeps the same steamy pattern.
Houston will climb to 97°F Tuesday with a heat index near 103°F. Rain chances stay low at first but improve from Thursday into the weekend.
Houston faces a sunny Monday with a high near 99 and heat index values up to 104. Isolated storms could appear late in the afternoon.
Houston heads into a sunny Sunday near 97 degrees as an Ozone Action Day covers the metro area. The heat stays intense all week, with temperatures flirting with 100 Monday and Tuesday.
Houston faces a Saturday Heat Advisory with heat indexes potentially reaching 112 degrees. More 100-degree weather is expected Sunday and Monday.
Houston will reach 98 degrees Friday with a heat index near 105. A late Saturday cold front could bring thunderstorms before another hot week settles in.
Houston is headed for another 98-degree day, with a heat index near 106°F. Rain chances rise late Saturday into Sunday, but next week stays hot.
Houston will reach 97°F Wednesday, with a heat index near 109 and only a slim chance of afternoon storms. Near-100-degree highs continue into next week.
Heat-gun checks on Padre Island found sand near the seawall as hot as 122°F — a burn hazard for toes and paws.
Upper‑90s and dangerous heat‑index readings this week; muggy nights and patchy morning fog possible.
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