Hot summer temperatures continue in Houston with no relief expected over the weekend, and air quality alerts advise limiting outdoor activities. A chance of showers is possible, with attention on potential tropical development off Africa.

The NWS forecasts a hot, sunny day in Houston with a high near 95 degrees and a light northeast wind turning southeast. Evening temperatures will drop to 75 degrees.

Houston expects higher humidity and temperatures in the low to mid-90s, with mostly dry conditions and an ozone watch. The tropics show a low-risk area, but no immediate threat.

Houston experiences a cool morning with mid-60s temperatures, but warmer weather and increased humidity are expected later in the week. An ozone watch is in effect, and the tropical outlook is currently calm.

Houston experiences a cool morning with mid-60s temperatures, but anticipates a hot afternoon near 94 degrees and a return to usual humidity levels later in the week.

Houston enjoyed cooler temperatures in the mid to low 60s, a break from the usual heat, but is expected to warm up with highs near 92 and increasing humidity. No rain or tropical storms are anticipated.

Houston experiences a brief cool spell with lower humidity after a weak cold front, providing fall-like weather with high temps in the 80s. Conditions will warm up later in the week, with little tropical activity reported.

Houston's weather this week includes slight chances of showers, potential street flooding risks, and the watch of a low-probability tropical system, with temperatures staying in the high 80s.

Houston faces a mix of thunderstorms and potential floods with a 20% chance of post-1 pm rain and a high of 92°F. The weekend may bring perilous conditions, while next week offers sunny skies and cooler evenings.

Houston expects a hot and humid Friday, with temperatures in the mid to upper 90s and a low chance of rain. The weekend may see showers and thunderstorms, and a front on Monday could bring cooler air. The week ahead should be mostly sunny.

Houston is set to experience increased thunderstorms this weekend following high temperatures, due to moisture from the Gulf and remnants of Hurricane Lorena.

Houston enjoys dry weather and clear skies post-Labor Day, with a return to rain expected late in the week and a slight chance of showers forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Houston's weather brings relief from rain with sunnier skies and hotter temperatures; a chance for showers remains but the storm activity decreases. The forecast promises sunny days with highs near 90 and slightly lower humidity.