Precinct 4 warns of red-flag fire weather across southeast Texas today as dry air, gusty winds and warm temps raise wildfire risk. Officials urged no outdoor burning and to report smoke.

Sunny Tuesday warms from the 40s into the low 70s with increasing southerly gusts. Small Craft Advisory for coastal waters Tuesday night through Thursday.

A broken pipe sent an estimated 15,000 gallons of untreated sewage onto South Lake Houston Parkway; officials later identified MUD 421 and operator Inframark.

Clear, sunny Monday with a high near 62°F. Midweek warms into the 70s–80s; avoid open burning today.

Blustery north winds will gust to 25 mph Sunday, with a Gale Warning offshore and elevated fire danger through Monday.

Thick sea fog will slow the morning commute; a cold front brings gusty north winds and rough offshore seas tonight.

Dense fog will reduce visibility through Friday morning in Houston. Warm, muggy day with spotty showers; a cold front brings gusty winds Saturday.

Muggy onshore flow will keep highs near 80 and spawn coastal sea fog for morning commutes. Stronger winds and rough seas arrive with a Saturday cold front.

Patchy fog will slow Houston's morning commute, highs near 80 and breezy southerly winds. A cold front Saturday cools the city back into the 60s by Sunday.

Dense fog will cut visibility across parts of Houston this morning; expect clearing to partly sunny skies and highs in the upper 70s. Slow your morning commute.

Strong winds tore the roof off the Park at Sutton Hill apartments on MLK Blvd, displacing at least 78 people and prompting Red Cross and city crews to respond.

Patchy fog slows the morning commute. Temperatures surge into the 80s midweek.

Partly cloudy and breezy Sunday with gusts up to 25 mph and patchy fog. Temperatures climb into the 80s midweek, with small‑craft caution in effect this morning.