The NWS forecasts severe weather in Houston, TX, with storms expected to intensify from Tuesday, potentially bringing hail, strong winds, and tornadoes. Residents are urged to stay informed and prepare for possible flooding.

Houston experienced sunny weather on a Sunday with more storms expected during the coming week, as reported by both the National Weather Service and the Houston Chronicle.

Houston faced severe weather with thunderstorms and hail, but no significant damage. Residents documented the event, supplying media with visuals for reporting.

Houston's weather is variable, starting sunny but expecting showers and thunderstorms by Tuesday, with an 80% chance of rain. Travel disruptions are likely, and localized flooding is possible on Friday due to heavy rains.

Houston anticipates severe weather with a forecast of storms and heavy rains, and a Storm Alert Day issued for Friday, followed by clearer skies over the weekend.

Houston expects storms today with a 20% chance of showers between 3pm and 4pm and a high of 87 degrees. Evening rain chance drops to 10%, with continuing south winds. The unsettled pattern could affect outdoor plans and commutes.

The National Weather Service predicts a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms in Houston, with a high of 82 degrees and gusty winds, leading into a week of anticipated severe weather and potential disruptions.

Houston is experiencing higher than average temperatures, with forecasts predicting mid to upper 80s. Partly sunny skies and strong gusts are expected, with a continued warm and mostly cloudy week ahead.

Houston's forecast includes sunny days with highs in the 80s, increasing clouds at night; storm chances to rise mid-week with possible thunderstorms and rain.

The Houston Chronicle reports high UV index warnings, potentially leading to rapid sunburn. Despite warm conditions, record highs remain unchallenged. Sun safety is advised.

Houston forecast includes warm weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms, patchy fog, and high grass pollen levels. Sun protection advised due to strong UV rays.

After wet weather, Houston expects warmer days, possibly nearing 90°F. Showers may linger but will diminish as a high-pressure ridge builds, bringing clearer skies and rising temperatures into the weekend.

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