The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for Houston with severe weather potential including thunderstorms and high heat index values around Memorial Day.

Houston faces extreme heat with a possible 110°F heat index over Memorial Day weekend; residents are advised to stay cool and watch for severe weather risks.

Houston faces a hot weekend with potential storms, as temperatures may reach into the 90s with possible severe thunderstorms in the region, according to the National Weather Service.

Houston is expected to see possible showers and thunderstorms with a high near 90 degrees today, and a slight chance of severe weather tonight. The National Weather Service and Storm Prediction Center forecast the conditions.

Several Houston-area school districts are closed on May 20 due to power outages and storm damage, while the city deals with recovery efforts amid forecasts of continued severe weather.

Two EF-1 tornadoes hit the Houston area, causing significant damage with winds over 100 mph; roofs and windows were destroyed and debris was scattered over wide areas.

Houston faces a heatwave with high humidity following destructive storms, causing power outages and concern for vulnerable individuals due to the increased risk of heat-related illnesses.

Houston recovers from a severe storm with ongoing cleanup efforts, power outages, and rising temperatures, as officials distribute aid and warn against hazardous conditions.

Severe weather is expected in Houston, with a 70% chance of thunderstorms and high humidity. The adverse conditions, including gusty winds, are set to continue into the night and following days, with an ongoing risk of showers and storms.

A violent storm in Houston resulted in four deaths, massive damage, and widespread power outages affecting over 700,000. Officials, including Judge Hidalgo and Mayor Whitmire, are coordinating recovery and urging caution amid ongoing challenges.

Houston anticipates sunny weather this weekend after severe storms, with HISD and other districts closing due to damage. The Southeast faces potential thunderstorms as recovery efforts continue.

Houston is forecasted to experience severe weather with thunderstorms and potential heavy rainfall. The National Weather Service indicates a 70% chance of storms with the area at slight risk for severe conditions.

Houston is experiencing variable weather, with foggy conditions shifting to high heat, and potential severe weather, including thunderstorms, later in the week.