Houston, TX – This weekend, Houstonians are in for sweltering weather, with temperatures soaring into the mid-90s and high humidity creating uncomfortable conditions. The National Weather Service forecasts that Houston will reach a high of 95°F on Sunday, with light winds offering little relief from the heat. Saturday’s temperatures will peak at 94°F.
According to the NWS, the heatwave will extend into the workweek, with Monday and Tuesday seeing highs of 95°F and 96°F, respectively. Only a slight cooling trend and minimal chances of rain are expected later in the week. Residents should take precautions to stay safe, including avoiding outdoor activities during peak heat hours and staying hydrated. Heat-sensitive individuals, such as the elderly and those with pre-existing conditions, are especially advised to stay indoors.
Looking ahead, slight chances of rain arrive by midweek, though humidity will remain high. The NWS warns that the humidity will make conditions feel even hotter, and heat indices could push over 100°F. Houstonians are urged to monitor weather updates and limit time in the sun as the heat wave lingers. The next potential break may not come until late in the week.
