The NWS forecasts severe weather for Houston with showers, storms, and high winds, escalating into possible thunderstorms overnight, while the Gulf Coast faces similar threats.

Cloud cover and the threat of severe weather affected the view of the last total solar eclipse in the U.S. for two decades. Despite this, some Texans witnessed it, though many then prepared for potential thunderstorms and tornadoes.

Houston is expecting stormy weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms, as well as potential severe storms early in the week, according to forecasters.

Houston's weekend weather starts sunny with winds up to 30 mph, followed by a potential for showers and thunderstorms Sunday afternoon through early next week.

AccuWeather and Colorado State University predict an active 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, with heightened activity possibly affecting Houston, despite some skepticism from local forecasters.

Sunny weather will persist in Houston through the weekend, but clouds may affect solar eclipse viewing on Monday. Rain and storms could arrive by Wednesday, with cooler temperatures expected towards the week's end.

The article reports on Houston's weather, forecasting pleasant conditions and rising temperatures followed by a potential increase in showers and thunderstorms over the weekend and into the following week.

Houston's weather is set to improve with clear skies and high near 83 degrees. A breezy weekend with potential showers is expected. The NWS alerts for severe thunderstorms in the eastern US.

The National Weather Service predicts mostly cloudy skies with highs around 81 degrees and strong south winds for Houston, with a stormy Monday ahead and a clearer Tuesday.

Houston awaits a mix of weather, starting with partly sunny skies and moving to possible thunderstorms by early next week, with beachgoers warned of high rip currents.

Houston had patchy fog this morning, but is set for sunny, warm weather reaching 78 degrees with some wind. Mild conditions continue, with no severe weather expected.

The City of Houston has announced the temporary closure of Westpark Recycling Center for renovations from April 8 to May 13, 2024, and is directing residents to alternative recycling sites.

Houston's warm, spring-like weather is expected to continue with rising temperatures and humidity, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms early next week.