This week's forecast

This week's forecast The rain is over for the next 7-10 days & high pressure will settle over Texas and bring with it.....heat. 🔥📏 Also, over the last 30 days the majority of the Houston area has picked up 8 to 16 inches of rainfall, more than twice as much as normal.

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From Space City Weather -Major shifts coming in Houston's weather pattern. Eric Berger · Monday, June 22, 2026 6:58 AM👉 IN BRIEF -After a wetter and cooler start to summer major changes are coming to Houston's weather. Also, our days are now getting shorter!👉Sunday, the summer transition day -*Sunday marked the summer solstice, the day when the Sun reaches the highest point in the sky.
*Slowly, now, our days will start to get shorter.
*If you're keeping count, today will be about two seconds shorter than Sunday.
*This process accelerates until the autumnal equinox, in September, by which point we are losing 1 minute, 45 seconds of daylight every 24 hours.*Sunday also marked an important transition day for our weather.
*Up until this point our average high temperature this month has been below 90 degrees.
*This is largely because, for a majority of days this June, we have received at least a smidgeon of rain.
*On some days, the showers have been absolute downpours.
🚨 Over the last 30 days the majority of the Houston area has picked up 8 to 16 inches of rainfall, more than twice as much as normal.
*The clouds and rains have kept a lid on daytime highs.
*Some days it has been, dare I say-almost-nice outside?
*That will now change abruptly, with the arrival of high pressure.
*Houston is unlikely to see any rainfall for at least the next seven days.
*And far from daytime highs in the upper 80s, we're much more likely to see highs in the mid-90s.
*We are shifting from early summer, which had a good run, directly into Mid summer.👉MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY -*There's really not much of a forecast to make with high pressure in control of things.
*High temperatures this week will, each day, reach into the mid-90s in Houston.
*Coastal areas will be a few degrees cooler, and inland areas a few degrees warmer.
*Winds will be light in the morning, with afternoon gusts reaching about 20 mph from the south.
*Humidity will be high, but not quite as high as we experienced late last week.
*Overnight lows will generally fall into the mid to upper 70s.
*Skies will be mostly sunny, but we'll likely see some clouds during the morning hours before everything clears out.
*Daily rain chances will be about 10 percent, or less.In short, it will very much feel like summer in Houston.👉SATURDAY or SUNDAY -Probably nothing changes. *If I squint maybe there's a slight chance of rain on Saturday or Sunday, but probably not.
*Highs likely remain in the mid-90s or thereabouts.👉NEXT WEEK -*With these high pressure systems the question is always when things break down.
*For now, that does not seem likely before the end of June.
*But possibly we may see some showers return by the middle of next week.
*But then again, it's just as likely as they will not. Welcome to Houston summers yall. When it's not flooding, the heat is next level.