Houston is expected to have a sunny week with high temperatures near 90 degrees, morning fog, and light breezes, with a slight chance for weak thunderstorms and midweek showers.

The forecast for Houston includes warm temperatures with a chance of rain, offering potential relief from the drought, with temperatures reaching highs near 87 degrees and chances of showers increasing midweek.

The article provides a weather update, predicting sunny conditions and mid-80s temperatures for the week in Houston, with occasional early fog clearing out. It contrasts this with severe thunderstorm risks in states northeast of Texas.

Dense morning fog blanketed Houston, but the National Weather Service forecasts a sunny Wednesday with temperatures reaching 87 degrees and mild conditions expected for the rest of the week.

Residents in a Houston neighborhood are facing persistent water issues, with mysterious holes and water main breaks near homes and a power line, risking erosion and safety hazards.

Houston will experience warm, mostly sunny weather with morning fog, highs in the mid-80s, and lows in the 60s to lower 70s, with no severe thunderstorms forecasted.

Residents in Houston's South Park are upset about persistent illegal dumping and the city's inadequate enforcement. Despite the potential for fines and jail, the problem persists.

The article describes sunny and warm weather in Houston, with high temperatures and clear skies expected. There's an ozone alert and a rip current warning for beachgoers. Surrounding areas could see severe thunderstorms.

Sunny weather with highs in the 80s is expected in Houston throughout the week, but beachgoers are warned of strong rip currents and small craft advisories. Severe thunderstorms may affect eastern New Mexico.

Houston forecasts predict a sunny and warm weekend with highs in the low 80s, mild evenings in the low 60s, and a consistent sunny pattern into the new week.

Houston's weather forecast predicts mostly sunny skies with temperatures in the high 70s to low 80s, while a marginal risk of severe thunderstorms affects other nearby regions.

The National Weather Service predicts pleasant weather with no severe thunderstorms for Houston, offering residents a break from tumultuous weather and ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

A geyser in West Texas has been erupting for weeks, prompting officials to investigate the cause and environmental concerns about potential groundwater contamination.