Texas – Warm, humid air is already creeping across Houston this morning, and temperatures are set to climb steadily, pushing parts of Southeast Texas toward the first 90-degree readings of the season by the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service in Houston/Galveston, highs will rise into the upper 80s by late week, with inland areas likely reaching 87–90°F by Saturday. Forecast guidance shows a growing chance of 90°F, especially across the Brazos Valley, where warming trends are strongest.
Across the region, including College Station, Conroe, and The Woodlands, temperatures will rise faster than along the coast. Houston itself is expected to approach the upper 80s, while Galveston remains cooler due to onshore influence. Inland heat will feel more intense during the afternoon with limited cloud cover.
Drivers along I-45, I-10, and U.S. 59 should expect increasing glare and heat during peak travel hours. Plan outdoor activities early and stay hydrated. Even moderate humidity can make temperatures feel warmer, especially during extended exposure.
This early spring warm spell builds through the weekend, with no significant rain expected. Conditions remain dry and stable, allowing temperatures to trend higher each day before leveling off early next week.
Five Day Outlook for Houston, Texas:
Thursday: Partly sunny, high near upper 80s.
Friday: Mostly sunny, high near upper 80s.
Saturday: Warm, high near 87–90°F inland.
Sunday: Warm, upper 80s with some areas near 90°F.
Monday: Continued warm, mid to upper 80s.
