Houston weather turns warmer with highs nearing 90 degrees later this week, along with patchy fog in the mornings and isolated storm chances each day.

Rain chances are a bit tricky, but are increasing tomorrow evening as moisture builds and a disturbance zips by to the north of Houston around sunset. Some storms could bring brief lightning and gusty winds. Main window for this quick burst of storms is 7–11 pm. However, most of the day will be warm and more humid.

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Another round of rain is coming this afternoon as a warm front lifts through Southeast Texas. This time we are expecting scattered strong thunderstorms that could bring street flooding, gusty winds, and small hail. That's why we've ...

Storms become more widespread Friday, especially in the afternoon, with heavy rainfall and gusty winds possible as a larger Texas pattern develops.

An atmospheric disturbance will move north from the Rio Grande early this week, bringing enhanced rain chances to Southeast Texas.

Rain chances decrease over the weekend in Houston, with a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms on Saturday and Sunday, and breezy weather expected to continue through the week.

Despite recent rainfall, all of Harris County is experiencing a moderate drought. Nearly 89% of the state has similar or worse drought conditions, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.