Houston weather: Mostly cloudy, showers move out Friday night

Thursday's ferocious line of storms produced winds near 100 mph right through downtown Houston. Two EF-1 tornadoes have also been confirmed, 110 mph tornado in Cypress and an EF-1 tornado just southwest of Waller. The event is being called a "Derecho" because the intense line of storms stayed together for hundreds of miles producing severe wind gusts around hurricane force. Showers will come to an end tonight. But keep in mind flooding still occurring around the Brazos, Trinity & San Jacinto rivers due to all the recent rain. Our weather pattern this weekend and next week will shift to a hotter and drier one with heat index values climbing to triple digits next week. This will have big impacts on those without power so stay safe! Get the latest updates on storm cleanup, closings and weather where you live by checking out our smart tv app Fox Local!

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Bro I thought she was tatted up 🤣😭

[@YEze1993]

Texas is too hot to have no power for that long, praying for y’all guys

[@whitemeteocrazy256]

Caroline, which scares you more? Earthquakes or Tornadoes?

[@gozardsmooth]

Jesus must not like what is going on in Texas very much, how mysterious are his ways.

[@Endersgame34]

A mess

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Weather manipulation....

[@TheOmei]

She's scary...

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Why does she look like she's at the club?