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.

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 The Woodlands had to deal with a little bit more than rain during Monday afternoon’s thunderstorms.

It’s not just that hail is possible; Tuesday’s storms could once again bring severe hail.

These storms could produce large hail (nickel-sized) damaging winds (over 65 mph), and a slight tornado risk.

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A hailstone found in the Texas Panhandle could potentially break the record for the largest hailstone ever found to have fallen in Texas.

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Humidity and rain return this weekend

The chance for rain and storms for the immediate Houston area remains on the low side for overnight Monday and into Tuesday morning.

Another round of rough weather is underway, and Houstonians are dealing with hail and other unpleasant conditions.

Strong thunderstorms and hailstorms are happening in the Houston area on Thursday.

After a few quiet days, thunderstorms are expected to return to the Houston area on Thursday.

Today temperatures climb & humidity increases

Strong thunderstorms and hailstorms are happening in the Houston area on Friday.

Houstonians were caught by surprise on Monday evening after a storm dropped pea-sized hail over the area.

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Some strong storms popped up across the Houston area Saturday ahead of an advancing cold front.

A severe thunderstorm which formed over the eastern part of Harris County Friday pummeled areas near and just east of downtown with hail.

The storms moving through the Houston area Thursday night came earlier to Central Texas.

Strong winds caused thousands of dollars of damage to a Pearland home and fence and destroyed a neighbor’s shed, which was found in pieces spread throughout the neighborhood.

Meteorologists confirmed that a hailstone fell at a Texas town has broken records as the largest in history, the National Weather Service said.

HEADLAND, Ala. – Suspected tornadoes killed at least two people as severe weather blasted the Deep South, and a house fire believed started by lightning claimed a third person, officials said Monday. “He was in a mobile home, and the mobile home was destroyed by a tornado. The National Weather Service said it had received reports of large hail and broken power poles in the area, and emergency management officials said 20 homes were damaged. Teams from the National Weather Service will assess tracks to determine where tornadoes struck. The storms hit a week after a two-day outbreak of more than 100 tornadoes that began Easter Sunday killed at least 36 people across the region.

Residents in Katy experienced pea-sized and quarter-sized hail, as a severe storm sweeps across the Greater Houston area. HOUSTON – Residents in Katy experienced pea-sized and quarter-sized hail, as a severe storm sweeps across the Greater Houston area. KPRC 2 viewers submitted photos and videos of the storm. Submit weather photos on Click2Pins, here. Here are a few examples of the Saturday storm:

HOUSTON – Severe thunderstorms passed through the Houston-area, causing damage and power outages. Where damage was reported:There were some reports of damage overnight in the Houston area. Officials say there was damage to the inside of the home after water flowed in from the damaged roof. Here’s a look at the unofficial wind speeds recorded overnight in and around Houston. At least three homes were destroyed by the Arkansas tornado, said Logan County Emergency Management Coordinator Tobi Miller, but no injuries were reported.

HOUSTON – KPRC 2′s Britta Merwin answered your questions about the anticipated severe weather heading into our area Friday evening. What questions do you have about the severe weather that's expected to come our way this evening? We typically would not see as amplified of a system and this large of a severe weather potential in early January but rather we would see it in February. I don’t have a garage, my car will suffer ☹️The hail risk is lower than the wind risk with this system. There is a higher risk for hail will be northwest of Houston tonight.