Houston's weather forecast predicts stability with mostly cloudy skies, highs around 59 degrees, and no severe storms expected. Sunny days with highs in the upper 50s to mid-60s are anticipated throughout the week.

Scattered showers and possible thunderstorms are forecasted for Houston, with the National Weather Service expecting minimal impact on existing floods. Clearing skies are anticipated over the weekend.

The TCEQ has implemented new, stricter regulations for concrete batch plants in Texas in response to health concerns from residents and inquiries from federal officials.

Houston's weather is clearing up after a rainy start to the week, with drier conditions expected over the weekend, and the flood risk moving east. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms is still forecast for Friday.

Houston braces for heavy rain with a 100% chance of precipitation, thunderstorms, and potential flooding concerns as the city surpasses average January rainfall levels.

Houston is preparing for severe weather, with possible floods and high winds. The National Weather Service warns of storms and a high chance of heavy rains increasing flood risks. Residents are advised to stay alert and avoid unnecessary travel.

A winter storm led to pipe bursts in Memphis, causing a water crisis where residents must boil or buy water, affecting personal and business activities. Similar advisories are given in Texas, with over 12M affected in 2021.

Lake Houston's water level will be lowered by 12 inches in preparation for forecasted rain, as a flood prevention measure by Houston Public Works. Residents are advised to secure shoreline property.

Houston faces a week of heavy rain, with flood risks and severe thunderstorm potential, prompting emergency response activations and commute disruptions.

The article describes a cold front in Houston that brought lower temperatures, followed by a forecast of warmer weather with significant rain and potential thunderstorms.

Houston experiences a brief warm spell before a cold front is expected to bring a significant temperature drop and gusty winds, with a sunny but cold weekend ahead.

Houston officials warn of record cold before a thaw, urge cautious driving due to ice, and highlight efforts by ERCOT and local services to manage the freeze's impact.

The article discusses Houston's variable weather, including a brief warm-up followed by another cold front, with potential high winds and a weekend chill, and the possibility of showers and thunderstorms early next week.