Friday\u2019s Forecast:<\/b><\/p>\n
It\u2019s more like a rinse and repeat as the work week comes to an end. <\/p>\n
On Friday, another warm and humid day. The summer-like weather comes with a breeze out of the south at a gust of nearly 25 mph. <\/p>\n
Another humid dayTracking a cold front Saturday:<\/b><\/p>\n
You\u2019ll want to make sure you can plan around Saturday night. <\/p>\n
Saturday night is shaping up to be wet, stormy, and potentially problematic for anyone out and about. <\/p>\n
Storms and heavy rain start firing up by late afternoon, and last through the night. <\/p>\n
The biggest concern? Street flooding. <\/p>\n
The flood threat coverage area no longer includes Houston; instead, the highest risk for flooding will be north of I-10. <\/p>\n
Flood risk has decrease in coverage and is only focused north of I-10<\/p>\n
Low-lying and flood-prone areas most at risk for rapid water buildup.<\/p>\n
If you have plans for Saturday afternoon or night, keep an eye on those weather alerts and watch the roads, especially where flooding has happened in the past. <\/p>\n
Heavy rain in Houston (Copyright 2026 by KPRC Click2Houston – All rights reserved.)Weekend impacts:<\/b><\/p>\n
Saturday\u2019s weather could put a damper on two big Houston events. <\/p>\n
For athletes and volunteers heading to The Woodlands early Saturday for Ironman Texas, temperatures start in the 70s, and it will be warm and humid for a big endurance race. <\/p>\n
By afternoon, the chance of storms climbs to 30%, and by 6 p.m., it\u2019s up to 60%, right as many racers are finishing. <\/p>\n
Race officials and athletes should stay alert, since the stormy weather and gusty winds could bring safety concerns near the end of the event.<\/p>\n
Here is Saturday’s forecast (Copyright 2026 by KPRC Click2Houston – All rights reserved.)<\/p>\n
Fleet Week is also set for some potentially rough weather on Saturday, as events coincide with the rain and storms. <\/p>\n
The good news: Sunday\u2019s forecast is all about improvement, with sunny skies, drier air, and much lower temperatures, making for a perfect day outdoors.<\/p>\n
Sunday is more than 10\u00b0 lower than Saturday (Copyright 2026 by KPRC Click2Houston – All rights reserved.)Sunday and beyond:<\/b><\/p>\n
After the storms move through Saturday night, expect quick, dramatic changes. <\/p>\n
By Sunday morning, only some lingering light rain is expected along the coastline, but most of the region will dry out fast. Temperatures will drop more than ten degrees, and humidity will fall sharply. Mornings early next week could even feel a little brisk, with lows in the 50s.<\/p>\n
Don\u2019t put the umbrellas away just yet; the extended forecast shows more rain and storm chances possible Tuesday and Wednesday, and maybe even another round next weekend. If it pans out, that will make it four weekends in a row of stormy weather.<\/p>\n