Houston stays hot and muggy through Thursday, with scattered storms Tuesday. A Friday cold front brings the cooler, drier weekend many residents have been waiting for.

Saddle Creek Farms residents have dealt with discolored tap water, a problem that drew a KPRC 2 investigation.

Houston will flirt with 90 degrees Monday and Tuesday before a Friday cold front delivers cooler, drier air for the weekend.

Houston gets one more sunny day near 90 before storm chances return Monday. A possible weekend front could finally bring cooler, less humid air.

Houston will be sunny and near 90 Saturday, but an Ozone Action Day and high rip-current risk add important cautions for outdoor plans.

The T.C. Jester basin will soon grow by 210 acre-feet, adding detention storage as part of a four-compartment system intended to mitigate flood risk.

Houston's sunny stretch is sticking around through the weekend, with highs near 90. Afternoon storm chances return Monday as humidity climbs.

Houston is headed for a sunny 91-degree Thursday, with a mostly dry weekend ahead. The bigger concern is along Gulf beaches and waters, where rip currents and rough seas are expected.

Houston is headed for sunny skies and highs near 91 degrees, but rougher Gulf conditions are building later this week.

Houston gets a sunny, hot stretch Tuesday through Friday, with highs near 90 and little rain. A few showers may return this weekend.

Houston starts Monday with light rain and fog before a warmer, mostly sunny stretch arrives. Coastal rain and rough Gulf waters return later this week.

Clouds, scattered storms and gusty northeast winds shape Houston’s Sunday before a sunny, drier stretch arrives Monday.

Houston’s Saturday forecast includes afternoon storms that could bring brief heavy rain. A drier pattern arrives after a front early next week.