Houston experienced a weather swing from near-record heat to two cold fronts, with a forecast of temperatures ranging from the 30s to the 80s within days.

Houston's weather starts warm with highs near 85 degrees before a cold front late Saturday, potentially causing temperatures to drop into the 40s early next week.

A rare hailstorm pummeled rookeries near Corpus Christi on Saturday, killing or severely injuring an estimated 2,000 birds and overwhelming local rehab teams.

A dense fog advisory was issued for Houston, reducing visibility on roads and waterways, and prompting safety measures for motorists and boaters until it lifts later to a partly sunny day.

The weather in Houston starts November with sunshine and mild temperatures, reaching mid-70s, and is expected to warm up to mid-80s by Friday, with low humidity and clear skies.

Houston continues to experience cool mornings and warm afternoons with sunny skies and a high near 72, alongside warnings about potential tire pressure issues due to temperature changes.

A cold front is expected to bring some rain to Houston over the weekend, with a 40% chance of showers and temperatures peaking at 72 degrees. Subsequent days will see cooler, drier air and a return to normal temperatures.

Houston's Halloween forecast is sunny and in the low 70s, cooling to the 60s in the evening, with a slight chance of showers and storms post-festivities.

Houston forecast: Sunny with a high near 69, ideal Halloween conditions, but a possible brief turn due to showers on Saturday; Hurricane Melissa moving away from the US.

Houston faces high fire danger from strong winds and prepares for cooler weather and potential weekend storms, while monitoring Hurricane Melissa's impact in the Caribbean.

A cold front bringing potential storms and a significant temperature drop is expected to hit Houston, with a fire weather watch issued for nearby counties.

Houston is set to experience a mostly sunny day with a high of 84 degrees, followed by clear skies and mild temperatures at night. Rain and thunder are possible Tuesday, with cooler weather afterwards.

Severe storms caused fallen trees and power outages in Houston, with officials clearing debris and restoring electricity. Further inclement weather and flooding are expected.