Hot, hazy and humid: highs near 95°F with heat indices approaching 105°F. Cooling centers and safety tips inside.

A Saharan dust plume will sweep the Texas Gulf Coast this week, bringing hazy skies and a temporary rise in particulate pollution. Sensitive groups should check local AQI.

Hot, hazy Tuesday in Houston: morning smoke with a high near 94°F and heat-index values over 100°F. Gulf beaches face a high rip-current risk; cooling centers are available.

Muggy Monday with highs near 92°F and feels-like values over 105°F. High rip current risk and a Small Craft Advisory affect the coast; cooling centers are open.

Forecasters warn thunderstorms and heavy downpours will persist through Sunday morning, raising flash‑flood concerns across Houston.

Scattered storms could bring locally heavy rain near I‑10 and the coast Sunday. Heat index may top 106–107°F early next week; cooling centers are listed.

Muggy Saturday with a Heat Advisory through 10 PM and scattered storms likely this afternoon.

Patchy fog this morning, highs near 92°F and dangerous heat-index readings. Heat Advisory runs through Saturday evening; cooling centers are available.

A Heat Advisory runs 11 AM June 18 to 10 PM June 19; real‑feel temperatures may top 107°F. Find cooling centers and safety tips.

Fog and light rain this morning. Heavy downpours and a Flood Watch make travel messy.

Flood Watch in effect through Thursday as repeated heavy downpours threaten life‑threatening flash flooding. Expect fog, poor visibility and commute disruptions across Houston.

Flood Watch through Wednesday with repeated heavy storms. Expect 2–7 inches in places and possible flash flooding.

An AirTag experiment by a Houston activist — and reporting by Inside Climate News and CBS — found bagged plastics piling at a private yard instead of being recycled. The results raise safety and oversight questions for the city's 'all-plastics' pilot.