The National Weather Service forecasts a wet weekend for Houston with thunderstorms and potential severe weather, including high winds and possible tornadoes before clearing up by Sunday.

Houston is forecast to experience isolated showers and storms starting tomorrow, with heavy rain possible into the weekend, potentially causing 1-3 inches of accumulation. Today remains milder, with partly sunny skies and a high near 70 degrees.

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Houston's weather is currently mild, but rain and potential thunderstorms are forecasted for the weekend, with high chances of significant precipitation.

Houston's weather is turning sunnier and warmer post-winter conditions, with highs around 69°F and patchy fog at night. Rain chances increase by the weekend, but no severe weather is expected. The possibility of winter's end is contemplated.

Houston is expected to have a sunny week with no rain due to a high-pressure system, following a notably wet January. Temperatures could reach the 70s midweek with a chance of rain returning over the weekend.

The article describes a forecast of cool, dry weather for Houston, with clear skies and a gradual increase in temperature throughout the week, and a possibility of rain returning by the weekend.

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.

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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.