Article reflects on Houston's recovery and tragic losses one year after the 2024 derecho, which caused vast damage and power outages, and led to community resilience.

Houston experiences record high temperatures with a forecast of mostly cloudy skies turning sunny and gusts up to 25 mph. Nights offer little relief with lows in the mid to high 70s.

FEMA's internal review suggests it's not ready for hurricane season, and Houstonians lack confidence in their disaster preparedness.

Houston temperatures hit record highs, with the city reaching 95-96 degrees. The National Weather Service predicts sustained heat due to a 'heat dome.' Residents are advised to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.

Houston faces a heatwave with record-setting temperatures and high humidity levels, as a high-pressure system from Mexico brings persistent heat and a dry forecast.

With Texas facing a heatwave, ERCOT anticipates record power demand, yet assures grid stability without issuing any emergency alerts; meanwhile, debates arise over Texas legislature's "anti-energy" bills impacting grid reliability.

Houston faces a heat wave with potential record highs in the mid-90s, accompanied by sunny skies and south winds. Residents advised to handle increasing heat and humidity, with little rain expected.

The article describes a warm and sunny weather outlook for Houston with temperatures rising into the mid 80s and reaching near 95 degrees, along with light winds and low humidity. An Ozone Action Day is declared due to pollution.

Houston's Mother's Day weekend forecast suggests mild weather, with a chance of showers Saturday and clearer skies Sunday, ideal for outdoor celebrations.

Overnight showers led to slippery roads in Southeast Texas, but conditions should improve with forecasts of a mostly clear evening and cooler weekend temperatures, with minimal rain impacting Mother's Day weekend plans.

Houston's weather forecast includes morning fog, a warm and dry Mother's Day, and a possible early summer heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching into the 90s.

Houston faces scattered showers and possible flash flooding, with a chance of thunderstorms decreasing later in the day. Weather should improve by Mother's Day weekend.

Houston faces severe weather with potential hail, high winds, and tornadoes north of I-10. The National Weather Service urges caution for heightened risks in this area.