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Low pressure in the Gulf brings rain this weekend

Low flood threats through the start of the weekend with much needed rain for some areas all weekend

The low in the Gulf has a 20% chance of developing into a tropical system.

Sunday forecast:

Outer bands of the low in the Gulf will be moving through for most of our Sunday morning and early afternoon. None of the rain will be too heavy but there is a chance that you will get chased inside from time to time as showers move in from east to west. For areas that don’t see any rain (west/northwest), it will be very hot once again with highs in the mid 90s to upper 90s.

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Hot for most that won't see rain, in the upper 90s, storms for the early part of the day

Tracking the tropics:

The National Hurricane Center has now given this a 20% chance of becoming a tropical system before it makes land in south Texas Saturday/Sunday. Our rain this tomorrow for those that see it will come from this low. Make sure you’re the first to know if this become a tropical depression or storm by getting our Hurricane Tracker App.

The low in the Gulf has a 20% chance of developing into a tropical system.
Most of the area will be outside the flood risk but heavy rain is likely in the Coastal Bend

10-day forecast:

We start next week in a drier and hotter weather pattern. It looks like near the end of the week a front may bring more much need rain to southeast Texas.

Hot to start the work week with increased rain chances by week's end

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Chief meteorologist and recipient of the 2022 American Meteorological Society’s award for Excellence in Science Reporting by a Broadcast Meteorologist.

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KPRC 2's chief meteorologist with four decades of experience forecasting Houston's weather.

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