Houston's weather this week includes morning showers, thunderstorms, fog, and a tornado watch for Liberty and Polk Counties. Relief comes as a flood watch is lifted, but scattered storms continue with temperatures in the mid-70s to mid-80s.

Houston faces a flood watch with potential heavy rains and thunderstorms; some areas could receive 2-4 inches of rain. Warm and humid conditions will persist, with high temperatures expected after the rains.

Houston is on flood watch through Friday with anticipated showers and possible thunderstorms; driving conditions may be hazardous. Improving conditions expected by Saturday.

Houston is set for tumultuous weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms impending, including heavy rains and a flood watch. The weekend promises warmer, humid conditions with intermittent showers.

Houston's weather this week starts warm and sunny, turns foggy, then escalates to heavy rain and potential storms towards the weekend. An air quality alert was issued for Tuesday.

Houston is facing strong thunderstorms with possible hail and tree damage. The National Weather Service issued warnings, and residents are advised to secure loose items and seek shelter.

Houston experiences changing weather with chances of rain, thunderstorms, and highs nearing 82°F, along with breezy conditions. Rain and storms may increase into Monday with fluctuating patterns throughout the week.

Houston's weather transitions to spring with sunny days and potential rain showers, temperatures in the 80s, and a slight chance of severe weather on Sunday.

Houston is forecasted to have a sunny Friday with high temperatures around 73 degrees and breezy conditions, while the weekend may bring rain and thunderstorms. Fire risks are increased due to dry, windy weather.

Houston experiences a cooler start to spring with breezy conditions and a fire weather warning. Temperatures fell to the low 70s with gusty winds, and a warming trend is expected into the weekend.

Dust from West Texas reduced Houston's air quality and visibility due to strong winds, causing allergy issues and fire risks; however, the impact was expected to be short-lived.

Houston is bracing for a windy cold front with a fire risk on Wednesday, as strong winds are expected. Temperatures have been varying, with a cooler year so far, and another front is forecasted for the weekend.

Houston faces a windy week with gusts reaching up to 35 mph ahead of a cold front, leading to wind advisories; temperatures to drop following the front's passage.