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.

Houston announces the opening of select city pools before Memorial Day, providing residents with a cool respite from the summer heat.

Houston's weather is shifting after two weeks dry, with rising heat and humidity. The National Weather Service predicts a near 94°F high. Rain chances increase midweek, with potential severe weather monitored by meteorologists.

Houston's Memorial Day weekend will see hot and humid conditions, with the heat index reaching 105 degrees, persistent warmth, and a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms.

Federal agencies support Texas AG Paxton's lawsuit alleging that BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard manipulated the coal market to promote green energy, affecting energy costs and market competition.

Houston residents can expect mostly sunny Memorial weekend weather with high heat and humidity, temperatures peaking at 92°F, and heat index values near 101°F. There's a slight chance of rain, with storm probabilities increasing by Memorial Day.

Houston anticipates a brief cooling with a 20% chance of rain and thunderstorms plus patchy fog clearing by morning. Highs near 95°F and heat index at 102 are expected.

Houston enjoys a brief drop in humidity, but the National Weather Service predicts a mostly sunny day with highs near 91 degrees, shifting winds, and rising humidity in the coming days.

Houston's weather expects 20% chance of rain, high near 96°F with a potential cool front on Tuesday lowering humidity. Forecast includes slight rain chance Thursday and cooler temperatures for Memorial Day weekend.

Heights High School in Houston is dealing with a broken AC system during a heatwave. Techs are working on repairs as the school takes measures to cool students, some of whom were seen outside.

Houston faces a hot day with temperatures reaching 91 degrees, strong winds, and potential evening thunderstorms. Residents are warned of heat-related risks and advised to stay hydrated.

Houston is experiencing a record-breaking heat wave with high humidity and temperatures reaching into the high 90s, leading to increased risks of heat exhaustion.