A strong cold front is approaching Houston, expected to bring scattered light showers in the afternoon and potentially severe storms during the evening commute.

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The warmer, more humid air is back. Winds will stay elevated overnight, then pick up again Thursday. The winds could gust to more than 40 mph at times and a Wind Advisory ...

For Friday, a flood watch remains in place for Fort Bend, Brazoria, Wharton, Matagorda, Jackson and Calhoun counties until 7 p.m. Expect rain throughout the day with occasional thunderstorms.

Houston expects a warm, breezy week with a chance for near-record high temperatures and possible storms on the weekend.

HOUSTON - Stay up-to-date on the latest weather where you live by downloading the FREE FOX Local app on your phone and smart TV. Highs are likely to reach the mid-80s on Sunday with mostly cloudy skies. Humidity stays elevated, so make sure to stay hydrated if you have any outdoor activities.

A nearly stationary cold front Wednesday will stretch across North Texas, sparking storms that could deliver damaging winds and hail north of Houston.

Temperatures on Thursday in Houston could seem more fitting for late May than the first few days of April. Record-setting heat is possible for the Houston metro area, days ahead of a major weather pattern change behind a powerful cold front.

Severe storms dropped hail larger than the size of a quarter on parts of North Texas early Thursday morning. The storms that are still on the radar are not severe in nature. More widespread storms with the potential for hail,