Houston experiences a sunny and warm day; possible pop-up thunderstorm this evening, with increasing humidity and rain chances into the week. Attention on a potential tropical depression forming near Africa.

The National Weather Service predicts continued sunny skies and high temperatures for Houston, but chances of rain and thunderstorms will increase into the next week. Drought conditions and the risk of brushfires are concerns.

Houston faces a hot, dry weekend with high temperatures, low chance of rain, and potential air quality issues. Some relief may come next week with possible showers and tropical activity is being monitored.

High temperatures and dry conditions lead to wildfire risks in Houston, with the National Weather Service advising caution. Nights are expected to be clear with lows around 74 degrees.

Houston's weather predicts sunny days with temperatures in the 90s and mild winds. Despite the pleasant weather, air quality concerns and fire risks are heightened, while hurricanes Humberto and Imelda do not pose a direct threat.

Dry conditions in southeast Texas heighten wildfire risks around Houston, with officials advising caution to prevent fires and meteorologists citing low humidity and high temps as contributing factors.

Houston's weather forecast predicts a warm, mostly sunny stretch with highs in the low to mid-90s and lows in the upper 60s to low 70s, alongside warnings of increased fire danger due to dry conditions.

Tropical Storm Imelda and Hurricane Humberto are threatening the Bahamas and Bermuda, bringing potential rain, winds, and the Fujiwhara effect, with states of emergency declared in the Carolinas.

Weather forecasts predict a week of warm and mostly sunny conditions for Houston, with highs near 90°F. Two tropical systems stir in the Atlantic, but pose no immediate threat to land.

Houston enjoys sunny weather with temps in the upper 80s, but a potential tropical cyclone affects other regions. Houstonians are advised to enjoy the fair weather while staying alert during hurricane season.

Houston's weather is set to be pleasant with clear skies, high temperatures in the upper 80s, and nights around the upper 60s. A cool front has reduced humidity, making for comfortable conditions.

Post-storm, Houston expects warm, sunny weather with highs near 88 degrees and a gentle northwest breeze. Humidity will be lower, making the upper-80s temperatures feel more comfortable.

A significant cold front is expected to bring storms and potential flooding to Houston, followed by cooler temperatures and lower humidity later in the week.