Muggy morning, highs near 97°F with heat index up to 109°F. Slight chance of late-afternoon storms; dangerous heat will build into the work week.

An Orion Car Care owner says years of flooding on W. Bellfort have caused roughly $350K in damage and left him covering about $150K out of pocket. City work hasn’t stopped the ponding.

Heat index could climb into the low 100s this weekend in Houston. Cooling centers are open across the city for anyone who needs relief.

NWS warned of ponding and street-level flooding across southwest Harris County through the evening. Officials urged motorists to avoid flooded roads and allow extra travel time.

A flood advisory covers northwest Harris County until 9:45 p.m.; officials warn drivers to avoid flooded streets and check live gage readings.

Mostly cloudy and muggy Friday with highs near 93°F; heat builds into the mid‑90s this weekend and could near 100°F early next week. Plan outdoor tasks for mornings and check cooling centers.

NWS issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Harris County through 7:15 p.m.; officials warned of damaging winds, heavy rain and frequent lightning.

Hot and humid with gusty afternoon winds and a 1–4 p.m. window for showers. Tropical Storm Warnings affect parts of the Upper Texas Coast.

An all‑clear was issued after a small H2S leak at Arkema’s Haden Road plant; company and responders say the release was confined and is under investigation.

Extreme Heat Warning in effect 11 a.m.–8 p.m. Wednesday; highs near 103°F and heat-index values into the 110s. Spotty evening storms and an Ozone Action Day.

Heat Advisory Tuesday with highs near 100°F and heat-index values over 105°F. Cooling centers and safety tips for Houston residents.

Highs will hit the mid‑ to upper‑90s this week with heat‑index values topping 100°F. Expect mostly dry conditions and light winds.

Mid-90s Saturday with heat-index into the low 100s; hotter Sunday–Monday. Cooling centers are open across Houston for relief.