The National Weather Service forecasts a chance of showers, thunderstorms, and potential fog for Houston, with temperatures reaching into the 90s and a possibility of severe weather early in the week.

Houston's weather forecast anticipates showers and thunderstorms with a chance of precipitation and highs in the 80s. The National Hurricane Center predicts a calm week for the Atlantic as the city prepares for hurricane season.

Houston residents anticipate thunderstorms with a 60% chance of rain today and possible severe weather over the weekend including hail and tornado risk. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect through 11 am.

Houston is expecting stormy weather with showers and thunderstorms, as per the National Weather Service. The region braces for strong winds, hail, and heavy rainfall, with unstable conditions persisting into next week.

FEMA opens three Disaster Recovery Centers in southeast Texas to assist residents affected by April storms, providing in-person aid with options for those with disabilities.

Houston faces potential severe weather with strong storms, wind gusts, hail, and heavy rain. The National Weather Service warns of afternoon and late-night storms.

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.