CenterPoint has staged crews across Houston as severe storms threaten the city. Officials warn of strong winds and hail; here’s when the worst weather is expected and how to report outages.

A muggy morning gives way to likely showers and storms today; some could be strong. Windy conditions and small-craft advisories may disrupt commutes and the coast.

Cloudy, muggy start to Tuesday in Houston with highs near 82–83°F. A band of showers and thunderstorms is expected late Tuesday night into Wednesday with gusty winds and locally heavy rain.

Dense fog will slow Monday commutes across Houston. A stronger system late Tuesday into Wednesday could bring heavy rain and gusty winds.

Dense fog and light rain are trimming visibility across Houston this Sunday morning; expect slowed commutes and pockets of sea fog near Galveston Bay.

Most Texas beaches tested this week showed low fecal‑indicator bacteria, but a few Galveston‑area stations returned medium readings ahead of spring break.

Thunderstorms are likely Saturday afternoon into Saturday night with heavy rain possible near the coast. Expect gusty winds and intermittent sea fog.

Maps released this week show drought expanding across Texas for a fourth week, with reservoirs and rangelands under renewed stress.

Dense fog this morning may slow coastal commutes; gusty southeast winds pick up Friday and showers look likely Saturday night.

Sea fog will slow coastal commutes Thursday and inland highs will reach the low 80s. Weekend showers and storms are likely, with heavy downpours possible.

Dense sea fog around Galveston Bay has cut visibility this morning; expect it to thin by late morning while highs climb into the low 80s.

Dense sea fog will slow coastal commutes Tuesday morning; highs climb into the low 80s by afternoon.

At a 4,000‑acre Matagorda ranch near Houston, adaptive grazing rebuilt soil and opened new income streams for ranchers as beef prices climb.