Mike Iscovitz is the Chief Meteorologist for Fox 26 Houston. With a Bachelor's degree in meteorology from Florida State University and an AMS CBM certification, Mike provides accurate and reliable weather forecasts for the Houston area. His expertise and experience make him a trusted source for weather updates and information in the local community.
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By: Mike Iscovitz
Houston Tropical Storm Beryl continues to move across the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday on a path for the Texas coast.
By: Mike Iscovitz
HOUSTON - Enjoy a few breaks in the rain when you can, because several rounds of rain are coming our way today and each day through the weekend.
By: Mike Iscovitz
Galveston County and Baytown area hit with torrential rainfall early Friday morning, as Flash Flood warnings remain in effect.
Rain chances are lower, but heat and humidity are soaring! Expect highs in the mid-90s with heat index values over 105.
HOUSTON - Last Friday, an earthquake centered west of Abilene was measured at magnitude 5.1 and was felt as far away as downtown Dallas.
By: Mike Iscovitz
We'll enjoy mostly sunny and slightly breezy weather along with temperatures that are just slightly above average for mid-October.
A jet stream disturbance will move in from the west on Wednesday and bring a good chance for rain from Wednesday through the weekend.
Houston's Halloween forecast has off and on heavy storms throughout the day and a chance for some scattered trick-or-treat showers.
Get ready for a round of heavy storms as polls open on Tuesday.
After our expected round of heavy morning rain for Election Day, the rest of the day looks much better with cloudy skies, occasional showers, and temperatures near 70 degrees.
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