The death toll from Hurricane Beryl in Texas has reached 36, with power outages contributing to heat-related fatalities. Storm damage and the ongoing response are being examined.

Houston expects a hot day with a 20% chance of storms, haze after 4pm, and high temperatures possibly reaching 93°F. Evening will bring a low around 78°F.

Houston faces high heat with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, while the National Weather Service predicts hazy conditions due to Saharan dust. Heat safety is advised.

Houston is expecting showers and thunderstorms today, especially before noon, with a 60% chance of rain and a high of 87 degrees. Severe weather risk is higher in parts of the northern and central Plains.

Houston is forecast to have rain and thunderstorms with a chance of severe weather. The National Weather Service indicates up to three-quarters of an inch of rain and warns of cautious driving due to conditions.

Houston faces heavy rains and potential thunderstorms today, with a 90% chance of precipitation and a Flood Watch in effect from the National Weather Service. Further storms are expected through the weekend.

Houston is under a flood watch due to expected heavy rainfall, with forecasts predicting disruptions and potential floods across the city and nearby areas. The National Weather Service advises caution.

The Woodlands township board approved $2 million for cleanup after Hurricane Beryl, with extensive debris removal planned and an emergency management committee formed to improve future crisis response.

Heat-related deaths rise in Texas following Hurricane Beryl, with power outages in Houston contributing to the toll, now at 23. Debate ensues over infrastructure preparedness.

Houston is set to experience a week of showers and thunderstorms, with the NWS forecasting up to a 90% chance of rain, which may lead to street and urban flooding.

The NWS forecasts a week of heavy showers and thunderstorms for Houston with possible minor flooding, with rainfall up to 7 inches expected by week's end.

The article discusses the National Weather Service's forecast of a wet week for Houston with several days of showers and thunderstorms but a low severe thunderstorm potential. Residents are advised to stay informed and prepared for rainfall.

An oil sheen from an inactive drilling platform and a contained barge collision spill off Galveston coast concern local businesses and prompt action from maritime authorities.