Houston weather: Hot Tuesday on the way, isolated storms possible
A daily round of showers and storms remains in the forecast through the rest of the week with steamy conditions
A daily round of showers and storms remains in the forecast through the rest of the week with steamy conditions
Houston and Southeast Texas face scattered Sunday downpours, street flood risks, and steamy triple-digit heat index values through Labor Day weekend with daily rain chances.
The daily chance for pop-up showers and storms continues into next week.
Labor Day weekend stays hot and humid with potential storms in the afternoon.
Get ready for a hot and humid Labor Day weekend with a chance for storms.
Friday is going to be warm with the chance of some scattered heavy storms across the Houston-area. Expect similar conditions over the Labor Day weekend.
The remnants of Edouard along with lingering tropical moisture will keep scattered storms in the forecast for the next few days.
The remnants of Edouard are still lingering and continuing to cause heavy rainfall throughout the area.
Extreme rainfall, flooding and power outages continue Thursday in Texas as the remnants of Tropical Storm Edouard move deeper into the state.
Grand Canyon flash flooding killed two people, left one missing, and forced hotel closures after destroying part of the park's main waterline.