Patchy fog Sunday morning gives way to highs near 89°F and gusty southeast winds, with a low chance of isolated strong storms and elevated bay water levels.

The American Lung Association’s 2026 State of the Air ranks Houston‑Pasadena sixth worst for ozone and gives Harris County an F. Local groups blame industry, heat and weak enforcement.

Patchy fog will slow the commute Friday morning. A slight severe‑storm risk hits parts of Houston this afternoon and evening.

Patchy fog will slow the morning commute. Highs near 82°F today with a warmup into the upper 80s by the weekend and a low chance of stronger storms Friday.

Dense fog will reduce visibility through 9 a.m.; afternoon storms could bring heavy downpours and localized street flooding.

Light rain this morning will intensify into widespread showers and thunderstorms Tuesday. Expect pockets of heavy rain and possible street flooding.

Mostly cloudy Monday with spotty showers and highs near 70°F. Bigger rain and thunderstorm chances arrive Tuesday–Wednesday.

El Paso County stands apart as the only Texas county without a confirmed feral hog population; experts say arid land and scarce water are the main reasons.

Light rain and patchy fog this morning in Houston; gusty northeast winds and marine warnings affect coastal travel. Expect clearing and highs near 71°F by afternoon.

A cold front will bring showers and thunderstorms Saturday; localized heavy rain and gusty winds are possible. Expect hazardous marine conditions along the Gulf coast.

A Rice University simulation finds that short, intense storms could swamp Houston neighborhoods outside FEMA floodplains in minutes; researchers urge insurance and planning updates.

A NOAA inquiry has sidelined TPWD’s decades‑long gill‑net monitoring, creating a data gap that managers and researchers warn could complicate fisheries decisions. Federal comment deadlines are this week.

Foggy morning, highs near 86°F today. A cold front late Saturday could bring heavy storms and localized flooding.