Texas – Low clouds and patchy fog hang over Houston early, softening visibility before a quick warm-up turns the air sticky by midday. Roads may feel damp at first, but the bigger shift comes as temperatures climb into the low 80s and humidity thickens.
According to the National Weather Service, a 20% chance of showers develops between early afternoon hours, with south winds gusting near 20 mph. That moisture continues to build, setting up a 40% chance of thunderstorms by Wednesday and a stronger 50% chance by Thursday.
Across Houston, Pasadena, and Sugar Land, drivers should watch for changing conditions after midday. Brief showers could create slick stretches on I-45 and I-10, especially where oil residue lingers on road surfaces. By midweek, lightning and heavier rain may slow commutes and outdoor plans.
Thursday stands out as the most active day this week. Storms may develop before midday and linger into the afternoon, producing bursts of heavy rain and occasional thunder. Keep devices charged and check radar before heading out.
Friday offers only partial relief, with lingering clouds and a slight chance of showers. By Saturday, another round of storms becomes more likely, signaling a wetter start to April across Southeast Texas.
Looking ahead, early April trends point toward warmer-than-normal temperatures, reinforcing a steady spring pattern of heat and periodic storms.
Five Day Forecast for Houston, Texas
Wednesday: Chance of storms, high near 84°F
Thursday: Thunderstorms likely, high near 82°F
Friday: Mostly cloudy, slight shower chance, high near 84°F
Saturday: Showers and storms likely, high near 83°F
Sunday: Continued rain chances, cooler, high near 68°F
