Houston drivers could face foggy mornings and low visibility. Here's when and where conditions will be worst across the metro area.

Houston will reach the lower-80s with a forecast high of 84. Winds are from the southeast which will help increase humidity. One of the staples of finally getting into fall is that when the warmer Gulf air pushes in, the main effect is for some dense fog to fill in each morning through the weekend.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a series of weather alerts for Houston and surrounding counties, urging residents to prepare for heavy rainfall, flash flooding, and the likelihood of severe thunderstorms over the weekend.

A stretch of bright, dry weather continues across Houston and much of Southeast Texas. Mornings start cool and crisp with clear skies and light breezes, while afternoons turn comfortably mild under full sunshine.

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