Allison Gargaro

1 week ago | fox26houston.com | Allison Gargaro

It's summer solstice, which means its the longest day of the year, so hopefully you can get out and enjoy it! Summer solstice The summer season officially begins Friday evening with the solstice - the moment that the sun shines directly on 23.5 degrees north latitude, or simply as far north as it gets. This means it is the longest day of the year (longest amount of daylight), but other than that, it will feel the same as the last few days.

1 week ago | fox26houston.com | Allison Gargaro

Rain could interrupt your Father's Day plans on Sunday and maybe even some activities throughout the week. More rain this weekend Father's Day Sunday looks muggy, but still unsettled with afternoon storms likely again. A few could briefly become strong, so isolated flooding is still possible, especially in the afternoon. Saturated soil across Southeast Texas This past week has seen plenty of rainfall across the Houston area.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Allison Gargaro

The BriefMuggy on Father's Day with Scattered StormsBack to a Summer-like Pattern Next WeekHOUSTON - Rain could interrupt your Father's Day plans on Sunday and maybe even some activities throughout the week. More rain this weekendFather's Day Sunday looks muggy, but still unsettled with afternoon storms likely again. A few could briefly become strong, so isolated flooding is still possible, especially in the afternoon.

1 week ago | fox26houston.com | Allison Gargaro

Storms are expected on Saturday before a muggy Father's Day. More rain this weekend Saturday and Father's Day Sunday both look muggy, but still unsettled with afternoon storms likely again. A few could briefly become strong, so isolated flooding is still possible, especially in the afternoon. Muggy with off and on storms next week So far, we don't see any indication of a break in the pattern of daily scattered thunderstorms for at least the next week.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Allison Gargaro

The BriefMore Scattered Storms On SaturdayMuggy and Hot Father's DayBack to a Summer-like Pattern Next WeekHOUSTON - Storms are expected on Saturday before a muggy Father's Day. More rain this weekendSaturday and Father's Day Sunday both look muggy, but still unsettled with afternoon storms likely again. A few could briefly become strong, so isolated flooding is still possible, especially in the afternoon.