Texas Weather Next 5 Days


🌤️ Texas Weather & Activity Guide: May 1–5, 2025

🌆 Houston

  • Thursday, May 1 – Warm & Breezy with Afternoon Storms
    🌤️⛈️ High: 88°F | Low: 73°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Start your day with a morning walk or coffee run before noon. Postpone outdoor errands or dog walks to avoid surprise thunderstorms. Great evening to catch up on a Netflix show or head to a cozy indoor café.

  • Friday, May 2 – Severe Thunderstorm Risk
    ⛈️⚠️ High: 84°F | Low: 67°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Stay indoors. This is a work-from-home, board-game-night, or “tackle that home project” kind of day. Avoid unnecessary driving, especially in the afternoon.

  • Saturday, May 3 – Mixed Skies with Spot Storms
    🌤️⛈️ High: 82°F | Low: 63°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Morning is best for a quick farmer’s market visit or brunch outdoors. Keep an umbrella handy if you're attending events like festivals or outdoor classes.

  • Sunday, May 4 – Sunny & Gorgeous
    ☀️ High: 82°F | Low: 62°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Houston shines today. Think picnic at Hermann Park, a trip to the zoo, bike ride along Buffalo Bayou, or even a backyard BBQ. Prime time to get outside.

  • Monday, May 5 – Mostly Cloudy but Mild
    ☁️ High: 80°F | Low: 73°F
    Suggested Activities:
    A good day for museum visits (hello, Museum of Fine Arts), library time, or catching up on errands without the heat. Mild enough for an evening walk or yoga on the porch.

🌇 Dallas–Fort Worth

  • Thursday, May 1 – Partly Sunny & Warm
    🌤️ High: 86°F | Low: 70°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Hit the Katy Trail or get in a morning run. Storms could roll in later, so plan anything outdoors before 3 p.m. Dinner indoors recommended.

  • Friday, May 2 – Thunderstorms Likely
    ⛈️⚠️ High: 80°F | Low: 62°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Indoor plans only. A great day for visiting the Perot Museum, working remotely, or catching a movie. Roads could be slick, so avoid unnecessary travel.

  • Saturday, May 3 – Cool & Sunny
    ☀️ High: 76°F | Low: 54°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Ideal for yardwork, patio dining, or heading to the Dallas Arboretum. A sunset walk around White Rock Lake is a great way to wrap up the day.

  • Sunday, May 4 – Perfect Weather
    ☀️ High: 77°F | Low: 54°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Pack a picnic, join a community event, or spend the day at Klyde Warren Park. Clear skies and cool temps make it great for photography, hiking, or reading outside.

  • Monday, May 5 – Mild & Cloudy
    🌥️ High: 76°F | Low: 63°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Slightly overcast but comfortable—perfect for casual outdoor lunches, visiting local shops, or starting a new week on a stress-free note.


🏙️ San Antonio

  • Thursday, May 1 – Very Warm & Humid with Afternoon Storms
    🌤️⛈️ High: 90°F | Low: 70°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Morning is best for outdoor activities. Consider visiting the San Antonio Botanical Garden or taking a stroll along the River Walk. Stay indoors during the afternoon storms.

  • Friday, May 2 – Warm & Humid with Gusty Thunderstorms
    ⛈️⚠️ High: 89°F | Low: 66°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Indoor activities are recommended. Explore local museums, catch a movie, or enjoy a cozy café. Avoid outdoor plans during the afternoon storms.

  • Saturday, May 3 – Low Clouds & Breezy with Spotty Thunderstorms
    🌤️⛈️ High: 82°F | Low: 58°F
    Suggested Activities:
    A great day for indoor activities or visiting local attractions. Consider exploring the San Antonio Museum of Art or enjoying a meal at a local restaurant.

  • Sunday, May 4 – Sunny & Pleasant
    ☀️ High: 80°F | Low: 66°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Ideal for outdoor activities. Visit the San Antonio Zoo, take a hike at Government Canyon State Natural Area, or enjoy a picnic in Brackenridge Park.

  • Monday, May 5 – Cloudy & Humid with Strong Thunderstorm
    ⛈️⚠️ High: 77°F | Low: 71°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Stay indoors during the storm. Use the time to relax, read a book, or enjoy indoor hobbies. Avoid unnecessary travel during the storm.


🌴 Galveston

  • Thursday, May 1 – Windy & Humid with Afternoon Storms
    🌤️⛈️ High: 85°F | Low: 75°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Morning is best for a beach walk or visiting Moody Gardens. Stay indoors during the afternoon storms.

  • Friday, May 2 – Breezy & Humid with Afternoon Thunderstorms
    ⛈️⚠️ High: 85°F | Low: 71°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Indoor activities are recommended. Explore local shops, enjoy a meal at a beachfront restaurant, or visit the Galveston Railroad Museum.

  • Saturday, May 3 – Breezy with Spotty Thunderstorms
    🌤️⛈️ High: 81°F | Low: 69°F
    Suggested Activities:
    A great day for indoor activities or visiting local attractions. Consider exploring the Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier or enjoying a meal at a local restaurant.

  • Sunday, May 4 – Mostly Sunny & Breezy
    ☀️ High: 81°F | Low: 71°F
    Suggested Activities:
    Ideal for outdoor activities. Visit the Galveston Island State Park, take a bike ride along the Seawall, or enjoy a picnic.

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