HOUSTON, Texas (KIAH) — A stalled out frontal boundary continues to bring strong storms to portions of Southeast Texas.

Severe weather is not expected, but brief heavy rain and frequent lightning are possible if thunderstorms develop. High ...

WE’LL START WITH MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES, CLOUDS GETTING A BIT THICKER BY THE MID-MORNING. HERE YOU GO. SCATTERED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS AT THE NOON HOUR, CARRYING OVER THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. LOOKS ...

A stationary front is sending waves of showers and storms toward Indiana for the rest of the weekend, but we are expecting ...

The next round of showers and storms will begin to develop west of our area late Saturday afternoon and evening then move east during the overnight hours. Some storms may become strong or severe ...

Temperatures will be very mild in the middle 60s with mostly cloudy skies. Easter Sunday: Sunrise services will be warm and ...

Rainfall will become light and spotty during the early daylight hours Saturday with another round of rain and storms pushing ...

A high pressure system will remain entrenched throughout the region keeping any disturbances away and conditions well above ...

A high pressure system will remain entrenched throughout the region keeping any disturbances away and conditions well above ...

There will be a chance for rain in the Coastal Bend Easter Weekend as a weak cold front approaches the region. Forecast as of Wednesday, April 16.

A high pressure system will remain entrenched throughout the region keeping any disturbances away and conditions well above ...