Thursday & Friday morning’s forecast:
HOUSTON – A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for all of SE Texas until 2AM. The primary threat is damaging winds, but we can also expect frequent lightning strikes and heavy downpours that could lead to street flooding. Hail is possible.
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The actual front moves through Friday afternoon, but until then our future track graphic paints an active early morning.
Friday’s Forecast:
After the storms move out in the early morning hours we will dry out for most of the day. There will be chances for afternoon showers and a few storms primarily by the coast. Temperatures will top out in the lower 80s, with mid-80s by the coast.
Saturday’s Forecast:
Saturday will be the best day out of the next week for outdoor activities! It’s Earth Day so head outside and enjoy our gorgeous planet! We will have mostly sunny skies with temperatures in the 70s.
10-day Forecast:
After a short break Saturday, we may get more rain Sunday afternoon. We are not forecasting severe weather, however some heavy downpours are not out of the question. We are tracking a cold front midweek that will likely pass through Wednesday or Thursday. Keep the umbrella handy!
