Triple-digit heat grips Houston through Thursday. Summertime storms could bring modest relief and slightly cooler temps by the weekend.

While there's no severe weather expected today (Wednesday), Houston is tracking tropical moisture moving in later this week that could lead to heavy downpours and thunderstorms by Friday and Saturday.

HOUSTON - Some slightly cooler temperatures are on the way for Friday.

Two things happened on Tuesday. Houston reached its first 100° day of the year, and the tropical rain expected at the end of the week has a 10% chance it moves in as a tropical depression or tropical storm.

States along the Gulf Coast could see heavy rainfall from a low-pressure system currently off the northeastern Florida coast.

The National Hurricane Center now has a minimal chance for a tropical depression or storm to form in the Gulf by Friday. Here's what we know about potential impacts in the Houston area.

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