Houston Weather Rollercoaster Features Thunderstorms and a Cool Election Day Breeze—What to Expect This Week
Houston's weather forecast predicts a week of erratic conditions with rain and thunderstorms transitioning to cooler fall weather as per the National Weather Service and Houston Chronicle.
Rainy Outlook for Houston, Showers and Potential Tropical System Amid Daylight Saving Time Change and Election Day
Houston is forecasted to have a rainy weekend with a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms, which might affect outdoor activities and voter turnout for the upcoming Election Day. Daylight saving time also ends, shifting clocks back an hour.
Houston Braces for a Week of Weather Whiplash: Sunny Skies vs. Storms, NWS Forecasts Unsettled Conditions
Houston faces fluctuating weather with a 60% chance of showers, thunderstorms, and winds up to 20 mph, and consistent warmth into next week. An NWS warning suggests an increased risk of severe weather, including potential hail, gusts, and tornadoes.
Texas' Battle Against Feral Hog Invasion Intensifies with Controversial Use of Kaput Poison
Feral hogs in Texas are causing significant damage, and the poison Kaput has divided opinions on its safety and ethics. Texas A&M research shows it's effective when guidelines are followed, but many remain concerned about its impact on other species.
Warm Days Ahead, Houston to See Patchy Morning Fog Before Sunny Skies and Highs in the 80s
Houston is experiencing patchy morning fog and warm weather, with the National Weather Service forecasting sunny skies and highs in the upper 80s, while the latter half of the week could bring rain and thunderstorms.












