A Heat Advisory is now in effect for Harris County from 11 AM this morning through 7 PM this evening. The combination of heat and humidity will cause heat stress for those without adequate cooling and hydration. Practice heat safety if spending time outdoors. Do not leave pets or children unattended in vehicles. Ensure your vehicles are locked so that a child does not gain access and become trapped. Visit heat.gov/heat-safety/ for tips.
Patchy fog this morning will give way to another hot and humid day as high temps climb into the mid to upper 90s for most. Heat indices top out in the 100-109° range. There is a low chance (10-20%) for showers and thunderstorms this afternoon.
Tonight looks to feature mostly clear skies along with warm and muggy conditions. Lows will settle into the mid 70s to low 80s (closer to the coast). There is a low chance for patchy fog around sunrise.
Firework plans for the 4th of July?
Please make sure to take precautions and launch fireworks safely.
Light winds will disperse smoke to the north
Low chance (near 0%) of thunder tonight. Stay weather aware when celebrating outdoors.
Know your local ordinances and follow them.
More of the same is in store on Sunday. Hot conditions continue with highs generally in the mid-upper 90s along with heat indices from 100-107°. Humid in the morning, decreasing throughout the day. There is a low chance for showers and storms with the greatest chances closer to the TX/LA border.
The majority of Southeast Texas will experience a Moderate to Major Heat Risk over the holiday weekend. The combination of heat and humidity will cause heat stress for those without adequate cooling and hydration. Practice heat safety if spending time outdoors. Do not leave pets or children unattended in vehicles. Ensure your vehicles are locked so that a child does not gain access and become trapped. Visit heat.gov/heat-safety/ for tips.
Continued heat is expected across the region. Maximum temperatures are forecast to range from 88-97°F (31° to 36°C), with maximum heat indices reaching into the triple digits. Please remain aware of heat safety. There are generally low chances (10-30%) of scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.
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