Houston, Texas – Scattered thunderstorms are expected to interrupt Friday afternoon across Houston, with dangerous driving conditions possible on I-45 and I-10 after 1 p.m.
According to the National Weather Service, there’s a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms developing in the region Friday, especially after midday. Highs will reach around 90°F with light southern winds, making for a hot and humid day before storms roll in. Rain totals will remain light overall, but isolated downpours could reduce visibility and temporarily flood low-lying roads.
Drivers and outdoor workers should stay alert Friday afternoon, as the timing may impact lunch breaks, school dismissals, and rush-hour traffic. While Friday night clears out, more rain could follow quickly into the weekend. Saturday brings another 30% chance of afternoon storms, with slightly cooler temperatures hovering near 90°F. Widespread haze settles in by Sunday and lingers into early next week, with humid, sticky highs in the mid-90s through Tuesday.
Those with weekend events should keep rain gear handy and check for updates, especially if attending outdoor gatherings or sports events. If lightning is spotted, move indoors immediately.
More haze and heat are expected to dominate the pattern next week, with minimal overnight cooling and near-record humidity levels.
⚠️ Weekend Outlook:
Expect muggy, unstable air Saturday with PM storm chances. Sunday and Monday look hot and hazy with limited relief.
🌤️ Five-Day Forecast for Houston (June 27–July 1)
- Friday: High 90°F, 40% chance of PM showers/storms
- Saturday: High 90°F, 30% chance of PM storms, hazy late
- Sunday: High 91°F, 60% chance of storms, widespread haze
- Monday: High 93°F, widespread haze, partly cloudy
- Tuesday: High 94°F, 30% chance of storms, widespread haze
