This week's forecast
This week's forecast
This week's forecast 👉Scattered Thunderstorms possible today & tomorrow.
👉Hot & dry Wednesday & Thursday.
👉Increased rain chances Friday-Sunday. From Space City Weather: Houston is about to enter its warmest period of the year-you have been warned. Eric Berger · Monday, July 6, 2026 6:53 AM MONDAY and TUESDAY - *To start this week we are going to see a continuation of the weather we experienced over the weekend, with mostly sunny skies and high temperatures in the mid to upper-90s.
*In the absence of high pressure, we will also see the possibility of showers and thunderstorms, some developing during the afternoon and early evening hours along the sea breeze.
*Overall chances are on the lower end, likely 20 to 30 percent each day, and rain totals will vary widely.
*The possibility of a strong storm over your home is not zero.
*For example, on Sunday evening, areas near Oak Forest received 1 inch or more of rainfall, whereas the vast majority of the region received nothing.
*Overnight lows will be sticky, likely falling only to around 80 degrees. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY - *As high pressure builds over the region, our daily rain chances will fall back to around 10 percent each day.
*We will see mostly sunny skies with highs in the mid to upper-90s and warm, humid nights.
*Afternoon winds will be a bit more gusty from the south, up to 15 or 20 mph. 
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and SUNDAY - *We should encounter a little more weakness in high pressure, and this will increase rain chances for the weekend.
*How high? It's difficult to say with confidence, but right now I would ballpark chances at about 40 or 50 percent daily.
*Overall accumulations are difficult to predict with any accuracy at this point, but most areas are likely looking between 0.5 and 1.5 inches.
*With a few more clouds in the sky, we may bring daily highs down slightly, into the low to mid-90s.
*So overall it will still be quite hot and sticky.
*Anyway, we'll get a better idea of specifics for this weekend in a day or two. NEXT WEEK - *Elevated rain chances may persist into next week before things dry off and heat up a little bit by Tuesday or Wednesday.
*There isn't a super strong signal yet for our weather about a week from now-well, aside from the fact that we can count on warm and humid nights. It is that time of year.
Gammyof2 and Kittle + 5 more reacted👉Hot & dry Wednesday & Thursday.
👉Increased rain chances Friday-Sunday.
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*In the absence of high pressure, we will also see the possibility of showers and thunderstorms, some developing during the afternoon and early evening hours along the sea breeze.
*Overall chances are on the lower end, likely 20 to 30 percent each day, and rain totals will vary widely.
*The possibility of a strong storm over your home is not zero.
*For example, on Sunday evening, areas near Oak Forest received 1 inch or more of rainfall, whereas the vast majority of the region received nothing.
*Overnight lows will be sticky, likely falling only to around 80 degrees.
*We will see mostly sunny skies with highs in the mid to upper-90s and warm, humid nights.
*Afternoon winds will be a bit more gusty from the south, up to 15 or 20 mph.
*How high? It's difficult to say with confidence, but right now I would ballpark chances at about 40 or 50 percent daily.
*Overall accumulations are difficult to predict with any accuracy at this point, but most areas are likely looking between 0.5 and 1.5 inches.
*With a few more clouds in the sky, we may bring daily highs down slightly, into the low to mid-90s.
*So overall it will still be quite hot and sticky.
*Anyway, we'll get a better idea of specifics for this weekend in a day or two.
*There isn't a super strong signal yet for our weather about a week from now-well, aside from the fact that we can count on warm and humid nights.
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StormChaser : Thank you for the update. We do need some rain since things are getting dry. I like the cloud cover too!
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This week's forecast 👉Scattered Thunderstorms possible today & tomorrow. 👉Hot & dry Wednesday & Thursday. 👉Increased rain chances Friday-Sunday. ******************* From Space City Weather: Houston is about to enter its warmest period of the year-you have been warned. Eric Berger · Monday, July 6, 2026 6:53 AM MONDAY and TUESDAY - *To start this week we are going to see a continuation of the weather we experienced over the weekend, with mostly sunny skies and high temperatures in the mid to upper-90s. *In the absence of high pressure, we will also see the possibility of showers and thunderstorms, some developing during the afternoon and early evening hours along the sea breeze. *Overall chances are on the lower end, likely 20 to 30 percent each day, and rain totals will vary widely. *The possibility of a strong storm over your home is not zero. *For example, on Sunday evening, areas near Oak Forest received 1 inch or more of rainfall, whereas the vast majority of the region received nothing. *Overnight lows will be sticky, likely falling only to around 80 degrees. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY - *As high pressure builds over the region, our daily rain chances will fall back to around 10 percent each day. *We will see mostly sunny skies with highs in the mid to upper-90s and warm, humid nights. *Afternoon winds will be a bit more gusty from the south, up to 15 or 20 mph. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and SUNDAY - *We should encounter a little more weakness in high pressure, and this will increase rain chances for the weekend. *How high? It's difficult to say with confidence, but right now I would ballpark chances at about 40 or 50 percent daily. *Overall accumulations are difficult to predict with any accuracy at this point, but most areas are likely looking between 0.5 and 1.5 inches. *With a few more clouds in the sky, we may bring daily highs down slightly, into the low to mid-90s. *So overall it will still be quite hot and sticky. *Anyway, we'll get a better idea of specifics for this weekend in a day or two. NEXT WEEK - *Elevated rain chances may persist into next week before things dry off and heat up a little bit by Tuesday or Wednesday. *There isn't a super strong signal yet for our weather about a week from now-well, aside from the fact that we can count on warm and humid nights. It is that time of year.
StormChaser : Weathergirl5 : Rain, please rain! I have had to add water to the pool and y'all KNOW how I feel about COH water dept! LOL~! Grass seems fine though.
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