This week's forecast
This week's forecast
This week's forecast A line of strong thunderstorms is likely tomorrow (Wed) morning. ............ From Space City Weather: Widespread rains return mid-week, some of which may be heavy. Eric Berger · Tuesday, May 26, 2026 6:36 AM IN BRIEF: *Following a splendid Memorial Day in Houston, we are going to see the brief return of potentially heavy rainfall on Wednesday.
*Note that these storms may hit during the morning commute.
*The weekend looks warmer, and mostly rain-free. TUESDAY (TODAY) *If you enjoyed Memorial Day-and it ended up being a rather nice holiday for outdoor, sunny activities-today should be similar.
*High temperatures will push into the upper-80s, with partly to mostly sunny skies.
*Winds will generally be light, from the southeast at about 10 mph with slightly higher gusts.
*Rain chances are low, perhaps 10 to 20 percent.
*Rain chances increase tonight, especially after midnight. WEDNESDAY - *An atmospheric disturbance will move into the region overnight on Tuesday from the west, and likely push an area of storms through the region early on Wednesday.
*At this point I think the best chance for widespread showers will occur between 4 am and noon on Wednesday in Houston.
*Flooding is possible, of course, but for most of the region accumulations look to be between 1 and 2 inches. (Future radar below)
*This should be manageable, but definitely worth monitoring given that these showers and thunderstorms are likely to move through during the morning commute.
*Highs on Wednesday will likely top out at about 80 degrees, with lower rain chances likely during the afternoon and evening hours. 
THURSDAY - *We can expect some lingering showers on Thursday, but coverage and amounts should be significantly less than on Wednesday.
*Skies will turn partly sunny and highs likely will push back into the upper 80s. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and SUNDAY - (We probably will see high temperatures rise to about 90 degrees beginning on Friday, and lasting through the weekend.
*This is on par for this time of year. Skies look to be mostly sunny on Friday, with partly sunny conditions on Saturday and Sunday.
*With dewpoints in the low- to mid-70s we're getting there in terms of summer-time humidity in Houston, but just know it can get worse than this. (And it will, hah).
*Overnight lows will be in the mid-70s.
*Some rain chances return later on Sunday, although they look iffy to me at this point. NEXT WEEK - *Rain chances rise to start next week, and there is some evidence that a weak front may approach Houston.
*Anyone betting on a cool front in June is probably a fool, so I'm offering no guarantees here.
*There is a chance that some slightly cooler and drier air arrives later next week.
*If so, it would definitely be a bonus. We'll see. ............ FUTURE radar - Wednesday @ 3AM: 
CatalinaD, cbear and peppermintstick reacted*Note that these storms may hit during the morning commute.
*The weekend looks warmer, and mostly rain-free.
*High temperatures will push into the upper-80s, with partly to mostly sunny skies.
*Winds will generally be light, from the southeast at about 10 mph with slightly higher gusts.
*Rain chances are low, perhaps 10 to 20 percent.
*Rain chances increase tonight, especially after midnight.
*At this point I think the best chance for widespread showers will occur between 4 am and noon on Wednesday in Houston.
*Flooding is possible, of course, but for most of the region accumulations look to be between 1 and 2 inches. (Future radar below)
*This should be manageable, but definitely worth monitoring given that these showers and thunderstorms are likely to move through during the morning commute.
*Highs on Wednesday will likely top out at about 80 degrees, with lower rain chances likely during the afternoon and evening hours.
*Skies will turn partly sunny and highs likely will push back into the upper 80s.
*This is on par for this time of year. Skies look to be mostly sunny on Friday, with partly sunny conditions on Saturday and Sunday.
*With dewpoints in the low- to mid-70s we're getting there in terms of summer-time humidity in Houston, but just know it can get worse than this. (And it will, hah).
*Overnight lows will be in the mid-70s.
*Some rain chances return later on Sunday, although they look iffy to me at this point.
*Anyone betting on a cool front in June is probably a fool, so I'm offering no guarantees here.
*There is a chance that some slightly cooler and drier air arrives later next week.
*If so, it would definitely be a bonus. We'll see.
