Texas Governor Greg Abbott activates emergency resources in anticipation of potential flooding in the Panhandle, urging residents to heed warnings and stay safe.

Houston faces a slight cooldown with high humidity making temperatures feel between 103-105 degrees. The weekend brings a chance of rain, with high temperatures remaining near the mid-90s.

Houston faces near 99-degree heat, light winds, and an Ozone Action Day due to poor air quality. The NWS predicts a slight evening cool-down, with ongoing hot temperatures and chances of showers and thunderstorms later in the week.

A Houston heatwave with temperatures reaching upper 90s, risks of heat-related illnesses, and possible flooding is forecasted; residents are urged to take precautions and stay informed.

Houston is preparing for a hot week, with temperatures potentially hitting the triple digits, and a slight chance of midweek showers offering minimal relief.

Houston faces erratic weather with sun, possible thunderstorms, and high heat index. Night may bring clearer skies; thunderstorms expected mainly between 1-7pm. No tropical development forecasted; residents urged to stay prepared.

Houston faces a stormy weekend with tropical downpours, 60% chance of rain today, and potential street flooding; Texans Training Camp and other outdoor events may be affected.

Houston faces heavy rains and possible flooding this weekend, with a high likelihood of precipitation through Saturday as a weather system approaches. Localized floods are a concern, and residents are urged to exercise caution.

Governor Greg Abbott expands Texas' disaster declaration to include four more counties following severe flooding, seeking to provide resources for recovery and working with FEMA for federal aid.

Houston anticipates a sweltering day with temperatures nearing 97°F and high heat indices, while the NWS predicts slight evening cool-downs and rain chances increasing later in the week.

Houston's heatwave persists, with temperatures reaching 97 degrees and feels like 104. Light winds offer little relief. Nights are warm at 78 degrees. Residents should stay hydrated. Rain may bring slight cooling by the weekend.

Houston expects high temperatures with potential thunderstorms later in the week; forecasts include a 20% chance of rain and heat index values up to 104 degrees.

Houston's forecast warns of a heatwave with temperatures expected to reach mid-to-upper 90s and heat indices around 103, with minimal nighttime relief. Residents are advised to stay hydrated to prevent heat-related illnesses.