HOUSTON — A stalling front is moving into Texas, bringing increased rain chances to the Houston area from July 10-13, 2026. A plume of tropical moisture from the Gulf is also moving into the region.

Pop-up showers and storms are expected to develop along the coast on Friday morning. These storms are forecast to reach inland communities, including Houston, The Woodlands, and Sugar Land, by late afternoon and evening on Friday.

Rain chances in the Houston area are projected to be nearly 50 percent for both Saturday and Sunday. The likelihood of rain is expected to continue through the early part of the week. There is a low risk of flooding on Monday.

Why It Matters

This weather pattern brings a combination of a stationary front and tropical moisture, increasing the potential for heavy rainfall over the Houston metropolitan area. The sustained rain chances through the upcoming weekend and into the next week, coupled with a low flood risk, indicate a period where residents may experience weather-related impacts.