HOUSTON – Wednesday is set to be another warm day with dry air in the forecast. High temperatures are expected to approach the 90s, while humidity levels will begin to rise as the weekend approaches.
As we move through the week, residents can anticipate a continuation of hot weather, with daily highs nearing 90 degrees. It is advisable to take regular breaks and stay hydrated, especially for those working outdoors. Additionally, the increasing humidity this weekend may contribute to light ozone pollution, a common occurrence at this time of year.
A stable weather pattern is expected to persist through the remainder of the week, resulting in minimal rain chances of less than 10% through Saturday. However, isolated thunderstorms may develop by Sunday, with a higher likelihood of more widespread precipitation early next week.
With just 19 days remaining until the official start of the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season, now is an opportune moment for residents to review their emergency preparedness plans and ensure their kits are ready.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) will unveil its forecast for the upcoming hurricane season on Thursday, May 21, at 10 a.m. CT.
