Daily isolated shower and storm chances through the early week

Houston’s Fourth of July weekend forecast brings classic July weather: muggy mornings, hot afternoons and a few hit-or-miss storms. Rain chances stay low, but not zero, while the tropics remain quiet with no development expected over the next seven days.

Houston’s Fourth of July weekend forecast brings classic July weather: muggy mornings, hot afternoons and a few hit-or-miss storms. Rain chances stay low, but not zero, while the tropics remain quiet with no development expected over the next seven days.

Thanks to a high-pressure system, we’re tracking dry skies and feels-like temps between 104°-107°

Thanks to a high-pressure system, we’re tracking dry skies and feels-like temps between 104°-107°

A look back one year later

Houston will be hot for the Fourth of July, but record-breaking heat may impact parts of the East Coast as dangerous temperatures spread across the country for the holiday weekend.

A low-pressure system is developing off the east coast of Florida, with the National Hurricane Center giving it a 20% chance of becoming a tropical storm within the next week. Although dry air and wind shear may inhibit its development, the disturbance could still bring increased rain to the Gulf Coast by mid-week as it moves west. If the system strengthens into a named storm, it will be called Bertha. The extent of rainfall remains uncertain and will depend on the disturbance's development.

Thanks to a high-pressure system, we’re tracking dry skies and feels-like temps between 104°-107°

While most of the nation is dry for the 4th of July some cities will have to dodge raindrops

Thanks to a high-pressure system, we’re tracking dry skies and feels-like temps between 104°-107°

Thanks to a high-pressure system, we’re tracking dry skies and feels-like temps between 104°-107°

Thanks to a high-pressure system, we’re tracking dry skies and feels-like temps between 104°-107°

Thanks to a high-pressure system, we’re tracking dry skies and feels-like temps between 104°-107°

A quiet summer weather pattern settles in with highs in the 90s and triple-digit heat indices through much of the week.

Father's Day will see plenty of sizzle with afternoon temps back in the 90s but first early morning storms for some not all.

Houston feels like temperature warm greater than 105!

Heavy rain, strong winds and elevated seas hit our coast Wednesday

Tropical Storm Arthur has officially formed in the Gulf Wednesday morning, making it the first named Atlantic storm of the season.

Defining what a Potential Tropical Cyclone is.

Stay weather aware if you are headed to FIFA 2026 World Cup in Houston this week, daily downpours may lead to flooding.

Tropical moisture and the sea breeze is leading to instances of isolated to scattered thunderstorms in parts of the Houston area.

We're tracking rain and thunderstorms as we shift into a stormy pattern. Here's what you need to know to plan your weekend as our feels-like temps hit triple digits, again.

Stay weather aware if you are headed to FIFA 2026 World Cup in Houston this week, daily downpours may lead to flooding.

Tropical moisture and the sea breeze is leading to instances of isolated to scattered thunderstorms in parts of the Houston area.

FIFA Fan Festival tips on how and where to stay cool as Houston's summer temperatures take over.

Houston is drying out and heating back up before another round of tropical moisture attempts to approach the gulf coast next week.

Houston is drying out and heating back up before another round of tropical moisture attempts to approach the gulf coast next week .

Houston is drying out and heating back up before another round of tropical moisture attempts to approach the gulf coast next week .

Tropical moisture slowly getting shutoff which will help limit widespread downpours

How Urban Heat Island helped clouds develop along overpasses and interstates

Thunderstorms, heavy rain, and a watchful eye on tropical moisture from the Gulf set the stage for an active weather week

Scattered thunderstorms, mainly south of I-10, moving across the Houston area Friday afternoon.

Thunderstorms, heavy rain, and a watchful eye on tropical moisture from the Gulf set the stage for an active weather week

Thunderstorms, heavy rain, and a watchful eye on tropical moisture from the Gulf set the stage for an active weather week

KPRC 2’s 2026 Hurricane & Flood Survival Guide provides everything you need to prepare for hurricane season, from forecasts and evacuation plans to emergency kits, insurance advice, and family safety information.

Thunderstorms, heavy rain, and a watchful eye on tropical moisture from the Gulf set the stage for an active weather week

Tropical moisture and the sea breeze is leading to instances of isolated to scattered thunderstorms in parts of the Houston area Wednesday.

Like the tornado scale, it's time for the hurricane scale to get updated

Daily shower and storm chances fire off for the first week of June.

What wins the battle between a strong El Nino and near record setting warm Gulf waters?

Poor air quality heading into the weekend

Poor air quality heading into the weekend

Watch for street flooding as another round of rain and storms moves through southeast Texas

Heavy rain, gusty winds and thunderstorms are expected to move through the Houston area during the morning commute, potentially creating slick roads and isolated street flooding.

Primary concern is for street flooding and damaging winds

Houston's flood threat comes to end but

We continue to keep a close eye on radar as we track the chance for more rain south of I-10.

Thunderstorms have developed across Houston and in other areas of Southeast Texas Saturday ahead of a cold front.

Flood Watch for most of SE Texas through Memorial Day. Saturday monitoring late day and night storms.

Flood Watch through Memorial Day Weekend as rounds of rain move through southeast Texas.

From overnight storms to a messy morning commute - we're tracking more storms for your morning commute!

KPRC 2's Weather teams is tracking a multi-day heavy rain threat that begins Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Another round is expected Thursday and has potential to impact the official start of summer.

A line of storms moving through southeast Texas Tuesday Night will bring a risk for hail and strong winds. Flooding will become the main concern as storm chances continue all week.

Rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds are coming just as end-of-school parties begin. Here's how to plan your week!

A line of storms moving through southeast Texas Tuesday Night will bring a risk for hail and strong winds. Flooding will become the main concern as storm chances continue all week.

Stay hydrated as summer heat takes over Houston. Some relief from the heat is on the way, but it comes with rain and storms

All Gulf Facing Beaches are experiencing rip current risk, read what you can do to stay safe if you are headed to the coast.

Stay hydrated as summer heat takes over Houston. Some relief from the heat is on the way, but it comes with rain and storms

A cold front will bring an increase in rain and storms next week, flood risk is low.

You can leave your umbrella at home for this work week but the heat and humidity will make your thirsty - drink your water!

You can leave your umbrella at home for this work week but the heat and humidity will make your thirsty - drink your water!

After Monday - you can leave your umbrella at home for this work week but the heat and humidity will make your thirsty - drink your water!

After Monday - you can leave your umbrella at home for this work week but the heat and humidity will make your thirsty - drink your water!

Thunderstorms have developed across Houston and in other areas of Southeast Texas Saturday ahead of a cold front.

Mother's Day severe weather threat

Rain is possible through the Mother's Day Sunday

Rain is possible through the Mother's Day weekend

Rain and storms possible for the start of Mother's Day Weekend

Dry early week ahead of a midweek cold front that will spark showers and storms.

Dry early week ahead of a midweek cold front that will spark showers and storms.

Chilly mornings and mild afternoons bring a near perfect weather weekend

Chilly mornings and mild afternoons bring a near perfect weather weekend

Flooding, tornadoes, hail and damaging winds possible Friday

Flood risk increases Friday as waves of rain move pour down across southeast Texas!

Daily rain chances leading to a risk of flooding through Friday.

Flood risk increases late week as a cold front slowly moves south into southeast Texas. Check out the timing and impacts.

Heading for the first 90 degree day this week

Heading for the first 90 degree day this week

Heading for the first 90 degree day this week

Heading for the first 90 degree day this weekend

Low lying, flood prone areas under threat Tuesday & Wednesday

Low lying, flood prone areas under threat Tuesday & Wednesday

Here is when you need to be weather aware

Low lying, flood prone areas under threat Tuesday & Wednesday

Here is when you need to be weather aware

Thunderstorms have developed across Houston and in other areas of Southeast Texas Saturday ahead of a cold front.

Houston's rainy pattern continues, daily rain chances through the weekend.

Thunderstorms have developed across Houston and in other areas of Southeast Texas Saturday ahead of a cold front.

Cold front bring storms and cool down this weekend.

Cold front bring storms and cool down this weekend.

Warm and humid the rest of this work week

Calling all star gazers, the Lyrid meteor shower peaks next week!

Warm and humid the rest of this work week

Warm and humid the rest of this work week

No wash outs early week.

Humidity and rain chances rule Houston's forecast.

Heavy rain is falling southwest of the Houston-area Thursday.

Heavy rain is falling southwest of the Houston-area Thursday.

Humidity and rain chances rule Houston's forecast.