Sunny and mild Tuesday with highs near 75°F. Humidity and storm chances increase later in the week.

Clear, mild Monday with highs near 73°F and gusty onshore winds. Small Craft Advisories keep mariners off the water until later Monday.

Light rain and gusty northeast winds keep Houston cooler today; Small Craft Advisory and a high rip current risk at area beaches.

An FAA ground stop at Bush Airport paused arrivals Saturday as strong storms moved through Houston. Flights were running about two hours late and flood threats lingered overnight.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday in Houston with a marginal severe threat and coastal rip currents. Cooler, breezy conditions arrive Sunday.

An EF-0 tornado moved through northern Giddings on Thursday, snapping trees and damaging outbuildings while utility crews restored power to affected schools.

Warm, breezy Friday in Houston with highs near 83°F and gusts to 25 mph. Storm chances increase Saturday night into Sunday, with a Marginal Risk for a few strong storms.

Cloudy, muggy start Wednesday with highs near 83°F and scattered storms possible. Heavier showers likely late Saturday into Sunday with gusty southeast winds.

An EPA inspector general review warns that roughly 100 priority Superfund sites are vulnerable to flooding and wildfires, with millions living nearby and many five‑year cleanup plans not accounting for those risks.

Patchy fog this morning in Houston gives way to warm, breezy afternoons; heavier showers possible midweek and over the weekend.

A Galveston gator on camera underscores that March–May is peak alligator season in southeast Texas.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to a warm, breezy afternoon. Rain chances rise midweek and again over the weekend.

Neighbors say they were blindsided after EPCOR outlined plans to convert the old P.H. Robinson site into a desalination plant. Modeling, permit filings and concerns about brine and notice have stoked local pushback.