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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
The live forecast above shows Houston’s current temperature and conditions. Houston has a humid subtropical climate: summers are hot and very humid, winters are mild with occasional cool snaps, and the city receives abundant rainfall year-round.
What is Houston’s typical temperature range?
Summer highs (June–September) average 34–36°C, often feeling warmer because of high humidity. Winter lows (December–February) typically sit around 6–9°C, with daytime highs near 16–18°C. Spring and autumn offer milder, more comfortable temperatures. For a detailed look ahead, check weather in houston 10 days or houston weather 14 day forecasts.
How does rainfall and severe weather behave?
Houston receives about 1,200 mm of rain annually, spread fairly evenly but with a peak in late spring and early summer. Thunderstorms are common, and the region is also vulnerable to tropical storms and hurricanes from June to November. The houston weather radar is a key tool to track incoming rain or storm cells. For weather in houston tomorrow or houston weather hourly updates, the radar provides real-time detail.
Does Houston get hurricanes?
Yes, the Gulf Coast is prone to hurricanes and tropical storms, especially between June and November. The city has experienced major events like Hurricane Harvey (2017). Monitoring the houston weather radar and official warnings is essential during hurricane season.
What is the best time to visit Houston?
Late autumn (October–November) and early spring (March–April) offer the most pleasant weather: mild temperatures, lower humidity, and fewer storms. Summer heat and humidity can be challenging, while winter is generally mild but can have occasional cold fronts.
How does Houston’s weather compare to Australian cities?
Houston’s climate is closest to Brisbane’s: both are humid subtropical with hot summers and mild winters. However, Houston receives more rainfall and has a higher risk of tropical cyclones. For houston weather celsius comparisons, use the Celsius values provided above.
For broader Australian conditions, visit the Australia weather hub or check severe weather warnings for your region.