Houston weather: Scattered storms expected Thursday, watching tropical system
Those mainly south of the Houston-area should be prepared for scattered storms on Thursday with the possibility of heavy downpours.
Those mainly south of the Houston-area should be prepared for scattered storms on Thursday with the possibility of heavy downpours.
For 90 days, outdoor fires other than the ones allowed could lead to fines and/or charges.
The heat is still holding strong for Wednesday with temperature highs in the 90s. There is a chance of some isolated storms but nothing major.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms become more likely Thursday as moisture increases.
The Hydra Fire in Texas is a wildfire that started in Bosque County on Monday, south of the town of Meridian.
A heat advisory remains in place Tuesday as temperatures are expected to climb to near-record highs. We're looking at the chance of scattered storms for tomorrow.
Although there is a chance of scattered storms moving into the Houston-area Monday, temperatures are still on the rise with the issuance of a heat advisory.
Feels like temperatures could reach over 100 to end the weekend. It will be steamy with highs in the low to mid 90s.
Another Heat Advisory is set to take effect for much of your Monday, but be ready for more scattered showers and storms
Feels like temperatures will reach 100 to end the weekend. A Heat Advisory was issued for some Houston area counties from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.