The National Weather Service issued a Flood Advisory for parts of Harris County into the early afternoon, warning of street and small‑stream flooding.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Monday–Tuesday in Houston, with pockets of heavy rain that could cause brief urban flooding. Expect soggy commutes and standing water.

Showers and storms likely Sunday afternoon with heat index near 105°F. Brief flash flooding possible in low spots.

Sticky heat this weekend with scattered storms and a stronger rain threat early next week.

Forecasters warn deep Gulf moisture will raise flash‑flood risk across Houston this weekend, with slow‑moving storms capable of producing intense, localized rainfall.

Muggy mornings and scattered afternoon storms through the weekend. Highs near 92°F and heat-index values into the low 100s.

Mid-90s heat today with a late chance of scattered coastal storms. Take heat precautions and find cooling centers across the city.

A child was evaluated after lightning struck a Cypress home, sending current through wiring and igniting a small attic fire while EMS and firefighters responded.

Highs near 97°F today with heat index into the 100s. Scattered afternoon storms possible.

Evening thunderstorms lit up radar across Houston Monday, producing lightning, heavy downpours and localized street flooding.

Hot and sticky Tuesday in Houston: highs near 96°F and heat index around 105°F. Spotty afternoon storms could bring gusty winds.

Highs near 96°F Monday with heat-index readings above 105°F. Spotty afternoon storms possible but cooling will be limited.

Triple‑digit heat returns to Houston with heat‑index values near 109°F. Isolated late‑afternoon storms possible; call 3‑1‑1 or check county resources for cooling centers.