Houston, TX – Clear skies and warm weather are set to continue in Houston, with temperatures expected to reach 91°F on Sunday. Residents planning outdoor activities are advised to take precautions as the midday heat will be intense. It’s best to enjoy the early morning hours or late afternoon to avoid the highest temperatures of the day.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), northwest winds around 5 mph will offer little relief from the heat. With humidity remaining low, residents should prioritize staying hydrated, wearing light clothing, and applying sunscreen if spending extended time outdoors. Heat-related illnesses are a concern during this period, so residents are encouraged to take frequent breaks in shaded areas and avoid overexertion.
The clear, sunny conditions will persist into next week, with Monday and Tuesday forecasted to see even higher temperatures, reaching 93°F by Tuesday. As the heat lingers, officials are also reminding the public to check on vulnerable individuals, such as the elderly and pets, who may be more susceptible to heat exhaustion. No significant rain is expected until later in the week, making this stretch of dry, hot weather an ideal time for outdoor plans—just be mindful of the rising heat.
