Tonight’s Forecast:

Overnight tonight we will have cloudy conditions with lows in the mid-60s. The breezy winds from the south will continue with shower chances possible after midnight.

Storms Thursday:

We’ll start the day with fog and light rain scattered throughout southeast Texas.

Once we get to the afternoon and evening thunderstorms are likely. These storms are most likely after 3PM through midnight.

We have a moderate flood threat along I-45 and east and a severe weather threat for our northeastern cities like Huntsville and Livingston.

The strong line of thunderstorms moves out early Friday morning with some light showers left over Friday.

Flooding will be a big concern with this slow moving system. Widespread 1-2″ of rainfall is expected with isolated higher totals.

There is a moderate risk for flooding (level 2 out of 4). Plan on extra time for driving.

The severe weather threat is low, with damaging winds being the greatest threat. Primary threat zone is east of I-45 and north of I-10.

New Year’s Eve Forecast:

All of the rain moves out Friday. That will leave us with a dry weekend. If you are headed out Saturday night the weather will be near perfect. It’s cool, with light winds and temperatures in the 60s.

10-day forecast:

New Year’s Weekend looks sunny and warm, but shower and storm chances will return Monday.