Houston’s clear Friday morning will give way to afternoon thunderstorms and triple-digit heat indexes. More storm chances are lined up through the weekend.

Afternoon thunderstorms could bring heavy rain and a heat index near 102 to Houston Thursday, while the highest flood risk remains north and east of the city.

A Flood Watch remains in effect for Houston through Wednesday evening as Edouard remnants bring heavy rain and dangerous downpours. Hot, humid conditions return by the weekend.

Houston starts Tuesday clear and humid, but Tropical Storm Edouard is bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms and a flood threat through Wednesday morning.

Houston will feel like 104 degrees Monday before a tropical disturbance brings widespread rain and possible street flooding Tuesday.

Houston will hit 95 Saturday and Sunday, with heat indexes up to 106 and spotty afternoon storms.

Houston will feel like 101 degrees Friday as afternoon storm chances return. The heat sticks around through next week.

Houston gets a brief break from the worst heat Thursday, but afternoon thunderstorms could bring heavy rain and gusty winds.

Houston will hit 100 degrees Wednesday as the heat index climbs near 107. Storm chances increase Thursday night and Friday, but the weekend remains hot.

Judge Mark Allen cites extreme drought and growing wildfires as violators risk fines under the new Jasper County order.

Houston’s heat index could reach 109 Tuesday under a Heat Advisory through 7 p.m. Rain chances increase later this week as temperatures ease.

Houston starts Monday clear and near 80, but a Heat Advisory is in effect as the city heads for a 99-degree afternoon and triple-digit heat index.

Houston is headed for a 101-degree Sunday with heat indexes up to 106. The triple-digit stretch continues through midweek before slight rain chances return.