Patchy morning fog could slow commutes Friday, followed by mostly sunny, near‑90°F afternoons and gusty south winds.

Sunny and hot today with highs near 92°F and an Ozone Action Day in effect.

A UT white paper finds data centers could use up to 9% of Texas’ water by 2040, complicating planning as drought and a $174B price tag loom.

Clear skies this morning give way to a hot Wednesday with highs near 91°F. An Ozone Action Day is in effect—sensitive groups should limit outdoor exertion.

Sunny and warm today with highs near 84°F and upper‑80s by midweek. Humidity rises late week with isolated shower chances this weekend.

Colorful plastic piggy banks — nicknamed “sea piggies” — are washing up on Texas Gulf beaches. Beachcomber Jace Tunnell says currents and lost containers are likely culprits.

Meteorologists warn overnight thunderstorms could produce heavy rain, gusty winds and pockets of hail across southeast Texas before dawn Monday, May 11.

Showers and storms likely Monday morning with brief heavy downpours. Drier, warmer weather returns midweek.

Patchy fog slows the morning commute and highs hit about 87°F. Strong storms with damaging winds and hail are possible after sunset.

Fog and reduced visibility Saturday morning in Houston. Scattered showers today and a stronger round of storms likely Sunday night with flooding risk.

Patchy fog Friday morning in Houston. Showers and storms may drop 1–2 inches through Saturday with localized flooding possible.

The EPA has ordered remediation to begin at the northern San Jacinto River waste pits near Baytown, setting deadlines, potential fines and a multi‑million‑dollar cleanup price tag. Community groups call the move a long‑awaited but closely watched victory.

Gov. Abbott amended the state's disaster declaration to add Victoria and Calhoun counties after coastal storms. Officials want residents to report damage through iSTAT.