Houston's weather includes summer heat, scattered showers, and a low hurricane threat, with hot, mostly sunny conditions through the weekend and rain chances into next week.

Houston is set to experience a mix of weather including possible storms, summer heat, and severe weather threats, with high temperatures nearing 100°F and minimal overnight cooling. Residents are reminded to practice heat safety.

Houston is expecting Saharan dust later in the week, which may impact air quality and pose health risks, especially for those with pre-existing conditions. The dust is also known for suppressing Atlantic hurricanes.

Houston's forecast includes sunny skies and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures rising towards the upper 90s. A Saharan dust plume might affect air quality by week's end.

Houston anticipates sunny weather with highs near 90 degrees and light southeast winds increasing to 5-10 mph. Nights will be partly cloudy with lows in the 70s.

Houston faces a hot and stormy week with high temperatures and chances of thunderstorms, amidst warnings of poor air quality and the arrival of Saharan dust that could increase heat.

Houstonians prepare for hurricane season with current forecasts indicating a mix of sun and potential storms, while Tropical Storm Alvin poses no threat to the city.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms for Houston with a 60% chance of precipitation and high temperatures near 88 degrees. Weekend weather to improve with less rain.

Houston's weather transitions to a typical summer pattern with isolated showers and thunderstorms, and highs nearing 89 degrees. The weekend forecast predicts mostly sunny skies with a slight chance of rain.

Houston is expected to have more rain and thunderstorms this week, with a particularly high chance today and Thursday, and potential for damaging winds and heavy rain.

A tree fell on a home in northwest Harris County during a storm, causing significant damage. The extent of injuries is unclear, and the community is assessing the damage.

Houston faces a week of severe thunderstorms post-Memorial Day, with varying chances of precipitation and potential for strong winds and heavy rain. Residents are urged to prepare and exercise caution during commutes.

Approaching weather in Houston includes a chance of showers and thunderstorms with possibilities of severe conditions, including strong winds and hail, as highlighted by the National Weather Service and CW39.