Storms will move into Houston on Saturday, bringing a risk of minor street flooding before a sharp drop in temperatures early next week.

Some storms could quickly turn severe, capable of producing large hail, damaging wind gusts of 40-60 mph, flash flooding, and even an isolated tornado.

Residents in more than 100 homes north of Houston faced lots of cleanup Tuesday following a tornado that tore off roofs and smashed windows as heavy rain fell in the South and snow came down in parts of the Midwest this Thanksgiving travel week.

A review of 100+ years of records reveals how Texas hurricanes, ENSO phases, and other climate patterns help set up Houston's rare snowy winters.

We’re tracking a low but very present chance for strong-to-severe storms tonight across Houston into Sunday morning as a strong front pushes through our area - arriving between 10 pm and 5 Sunday.

After a few Sunday morning showers/storms, the rest of the day looks blustery. Expect windy conditions as cold air pushes into the Houston area behind the front. Brace yourself for a winter-like start to the week with dreary, chilly rain on Monday.

Houston’s Black Friday will be chilly and dry before storms arrive Saturday, bringing heavy rain, minor flooding, and travel delays across the region.

Houston faces a severe weather threat overnight, with potential thunderstorms, hail, high winds, and the possibility of tornadoes, followed by a sharp temperature drop and continued rain forecast.

HOUSTON - Conditions will turn a bit warmer and more humid ahead of the approaching system Saturday. A FOX 26 Storm Alert has been issued for Saturday afternoon through early Sunday morning. Expect scattered strong storms Saturday afternoon and evening with a line of possible strong to severe storms overnight Saturday into Sunday morning.

When the annual downtown parade starts at 9 a.m. Thursday, temperatures are expected to be in the low- to mid-50s, according to the National Weather Service.

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