Cloudy and muggy Thursday with a high near 77°F. Heavy showers and a flash‑flood risk arrive Friday–Saturday; expect slick roads and event impacts.

Sticky morning turns to scattered storms Wednesday, with increased severe risk north of Highway 105. A wetter stretch is likely Friday–Saturday.

Mostly cloudy and warm Tuesday with gusty south winds up to 25 mph. Showers and a few storms possible Wednesday; small craft caution on the bay.

Sunny, warm and breezy early this week; a cold front Wednesday may bring scattered storms and isolated strong cells. Plan a backup for Wednesday evening.

Sunny, calm Sunday with highs near 79°F. Storm chances rise midweek with a slight risk for strong storms.

Gale Warning for Houston bays through 1 p.m.; dangerous seas and strong gusts this morning. Inland breezes ease by afternoon and highs reach about 74°F.

Flood Watch in effect Friday with heavy downpours and gusty northeast winds. Expect street flooding and hazardous coastal seas.

Muggy Thursday gives way to a strong cold front Friday with heavy rain and gusty winds. Boaters should expect rough seas.

Cloudy, muggy Wednesday with a 30% chance of afternoon storms and a strong cold front late Friday that brings heavy rain, gusts and a cooler weekend.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Blue Cube Operations over repeated unauthorized chemical releases at its Freeport plant, including an 8,011‑pound chlorine leak in May 2025. The suit seeks penalties and court-ordered audits and fixes.

Muggy Tuesday with highs near 90°F; storms possible midweek and a cool front arrives late Friday.

Smoke from agricultural burns in Mexico, steered north by onshore winds and spring humidity, has produced a thin haze over Houston with most monitors in the moderate range.

Cloudy, muggy Monday with highs near 88°F and gusty south winds. Rain chances increase later in the week ahead of a late‑Friday front.