This weekend, Houston will host its 2026 Pride parade on Saturday. The event is scheduled for the evening, which may provide some relief from the heat. Temperatures are expected to be high, with a forecasted high of 98 degrees.
The heat index is predicted to make it feel even hotter, up to 109 degrees. Further information about the parade can be found through Houston Public Media, including any additional details or updates on the event.
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