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Houston Weather August 28, 2026: Scattered Storms Return
Houston residents should keep umbrellas nearby on Friday, August 28, as scattered showers and thunderstorms return to parts of Southeast Texas. The day is expected to remain hot and humid, with rain developing in some areas while other neighborhoods stay mostly dry. The unsettled weather pattern could bring a mix of sunshine, clouds and brief downpours throughout the day. Coastal areas may see showers and thunderstorms earlier, while additional activity could develop farther inland
Houston Weather August 28, 2026: Scattered Storms Return
Houston residents should keep umbrellas nearby on Friday, August 28, as scattered showers and thunderstorms return to parts of Southeast Texas. The day is expected to remain hot and humid, with rain developing in some areas while other neighborhoods stay mostly dry. The unsettled weather pattern could bring a mix of sunshine, clouds and brief downpours throughout the day. Coastal areas may see showers and thunderstorms earlier, while additional activity could develop farther inland
Houston rain timeline updated: storms peak Saturday into Easter weekend
HOUSTON — An updated weather outlook indicates a more active and impactful pattern developing across the Houston area, with the most significant rain and storm activity now expected on Saturday, April 4, 2026, as conditions evolve into the Easter weekend period. Forecast models show a strengthening system moving through Southeast Texas, supported by moisture from the Gulf of Mexico and an approaching cold front. This combination is expected to produce multiple rounds of showers an
Houston rain timeline updated: storms peak Saturday into Easter weekend
HOUSTON — An updated weather outlook indicates a more active and impactful pattern developing across the Houston area, with the most significant rain and storm activity now expected on Saturday, April 4, 2026, as conditions evolve into the Easter weekend period. Forecast models show a strengthening system moving through Southeast Texas, supported by moisture from the Gulf of Mexico and an approaching cold front. This combination is expected to produce multiple rounds of showers an









