Houston's weather forecast indicates a warm week with mild temperatures, including a high of 82 degrees on Veterans Day, and potential for a more significant temperature drop beyond the 10-day outlook.

Houston's weather will be sunny with possible early fog, warming to the upper-80s. A cold front next Wednesday will bring cooler temperatures and reduced humidity. Tropical Storm Rafael is not a direct threat to the area.

Houston's forecast includes a 30% chance of showers today, a sunny Veterans Day, and an anticipated cool down next week with "fall fantastic" weather ahead.

Moody Gardens is set to open Ice Land on November 23, featuring a "Pole to Pole" ice sculpture exhibit created by Chinese artists, as reported by Click2Houston.

The National Weather Service has issued an advisory for potential flash flooding in Houston due to heavy rain forecasts, advising residents to prepare for hazardous conditions.

Juvenile Kemp's ridley sea turtle Boeier was released back into the Gulf of Mexico after an international rescue and rehabilitation following her accidental journey to the Netherlands.

CenterPoint Energy prepares for Hurricane Rafael by mobilizing resources and advising customers in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, while suspending natural gas disconnections.

Harris County voters narrowly approved a tax increase for flood control maintenance, with a 51% to 49% margin, raising the average homeowner's annual payment by about $60.

Houston faces mixed weather with humidity, showers, and Hurricane Rafael influences; a 20% chance of morning showers and highs in the mid-80s are expected, along with a 40% chance of rain on Friday.

Houston expects sunny weather with highs in the mid-80s and increasing humidity today, but forecasts show rain chances and a potential cold front arriving soon.

Houston voters experience showers on Election Day, with temperatures holding steady and a forecast predicting clearer weather ahead despite the distant presence of tropical system Rafael.

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.

The article discusses the decline of monarch butterflies in Texas, highlighting the possible negative effects of human conservation efforts, such as captive-rearing and planting non-native milkweed.