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.

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.