Houston Weather Forecast for September 2, 2025
Houston is expecting a partly cloudy and warm day with a few morning showers and isolated afternoon storms. The highs will be in the low to mid 90s.
Current Weather Conditions
Tuesday’s weather will be characterized by morning showers along the coast, followed by a few isolated inland storms possible from midday through the afternoon. This marks a transition from the widespread downpours experienced in recent days to a hotter, drier pattern for the next few days.
Fewer Storms and Hotter Days Ahead
A Break from Widespread Downpours
The city is finally getting a break from the widespread downpours, and the weather is expected to transition to a hotter, drier pattern. This change will bring relief from the consistent rain, but it also means that the temperatures will rise.
Hotter and Slightly Less Humid
From Wednesday to Friday, the weather is expected to be sunny with hotter afternoons and slightly cooler mornings. The humidity levels will also be slightly lower, making the heat more bearable.
Tropical Activity
A New Tropical Storm in the Atlantic
A robust tropical wave in the far Eastern Atlantic has a good chance of becoming Tropical Storm Gabrielle later this week. Although it is many thousands of miles from Texas and is not likely to affect the Gulf, it will eventually become something for the East Coast to watch.
Tropical Storm Lorena in the Pacific
Elsewhere, a tropical storm named Lorena is forming in the Pacific and is expected to move inland in western Mexico by this weekend. Some of its moisture could increase Texas rain this weekend, bringing an end to the dry spell.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Houston’s weather is expected to be partly cloudy and warm on Tuesday, with a few morning showers and isolated afternoon storms. The rest of the week will be hotter and drier, with a slight decrease in humidity. The city should also keep an eye on the tropical activity in the Atlantic and Pacific, as it may have an impact on the weather in the coming days. The information provided is courtesy of the FOX 26 weather team.
