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Houston Weather Tomorrow: Saturday tracking tropical rains that bring a risk of flooding

Downpours continue through Sunday

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Viewers in Oak Forest, sharing Click2Pins showing street flooding in a couple of areas -- 34th and Oak Forest and West 43rd and Oak Forest Heights. There were also high water in The Heights as well near Cedar Creek restaurant on West 20th Street.

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Overnight:

Hit-and-miss showers overnight, with a chance of patchy fog. Rain increases in coverage and intensity on Saturday morning.

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Saturday’s Forecast:

There is a 60% chance of rain on Saturday. The best chance for widespread rain and storms is in the morning. By the afternoon, it was turning more scattered. While there will be downpours around in the evening, the coverage becomes less widespread, and the intensity will continue to drop off through sunset.

Widespread rain with embedded storms
Pockets of dry time in between rounds of downpours.
Going from scattered to spotty downpours through the evening

There is a 1/4 risk for flooding on Saturday. Remember, if you come across high water and or flooded roads, do not drive through them.

Street flooding possible at the end of the week (Copyright 2026 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.)

Your extended forecast:

After these next several stormy days, things are expected to trend drier as we get to the start of next week. Have your plans ready for changing weather, keep the Storm Tracker 2 radar handy, and check back for the latest local updates.

Shower chances turn isolated next week