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Behind severe weather, Houston’s weekend looks sunny and hot

Some of the hardest-hit areas are getting hit again.

Heating up and drying out

Thursday Evening Storm Recap:

A line of powerful storm called a derecho moved through the Houston area Thursday evening, especially towards our northern region. A part of the storm even produced and EF-1 tornado with winds at 110 mph in the Cypress area.

Several houses in Bridgeland (Cypress, TX) severely damaged by tornado during the storm.
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Several houses in Bridgeland (Cypress, TX) severely damaged by tornado during the storm.

Tonight’s Forecast:

Showers continue to stay mainly south of I-10 Friday evening, most should begin to clear by 7 pm. The rain will wrap up as the night goes on but may develop fog creating reduced visibility.

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Saturday’s Forecast:

We are in for heat this weekend reaching the 90s. The warm-up is paired with sunshine. Remember to stay hydrated and find a place to cool down if you are without power.

Hitting 90 Saturday
10-Day Forecast:

No storms are expected next week. But this pattern is much more of a summertime pattern with heat and humidity through Saturday of next week.

A stretch of 90s

About the Author
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Chief meteorologist and recipient of the 2022 American Meteorological Society’s award for Excellence in Science Reporting by a Broadcast Meteorologist.