Sunny, warm days early in the week with highs in the low 80s. Patchy overnight fog inland and small rain chances returning later in the week.

Light rain and gusty northeast winds this Saturday morning; small‑craft advisories affect Galveston Bay into the afternoon.

Sunny and warm Friday (high ~86°F). A late Friday‑night front cools the weekend and could bring gusty NE winds offshore.

Patchy fog trims Thursday morning visibility in Houston; sunshine returns with highs near 83°F and gusty south winds into the afternoon.

Patchy fog will slow Wednesday's early commute; sunshine returns with highs near 84°F. A dry front late Friday brings drier, slightly cooler weekend air.

Patchy to locally dense fog will make the Tuesday morning commute slower in Houston. Skies clear to partly sunny with highs near 84°F later.

A bright daytime fireball and a delayed boom rattled homes across Houston and suburbs. Authorities and researchers are collecting video and eyewitness reports.

A freeze warning hit north of Houston Tuesday, but forecasts now show a rapid warmup into the 80s with a chance of near-90s by Saturday. Rapid warming will affect plants and weekend plans.

Gusty north winds and a Red Flag Warning hit Houston Monday. Avoid outdoor burning and secure loose items during the midday and afternoon wind spike.

Gusty south winds arrive Sunday with a fast cold front and a sharp cooldown on Monday. A Wind Advisory and a Fire Weather Watch are in effect — secure outdoor items.

Highs near 80°F this weekend, then a fast cold front Sunday night could bring storms, gusts and a much cooler Monday.

Tawny crazy ants are swarming into HVAC and breaker boxes across Harris County, risking short circuits and costly repairs. Pest pros urge professional inspections before spring peaks.

Gale warnings and wind advisories are in effect this morning; gusts could reach 40–45 mph near the coast. Secure loose outdoor items and avoid exposed travel routes.