Flood threat tonight:
We continue to see on-and-off showers through SE Texas with a flood watch in place for those south of I-10 and west of I-45. The storms will wind down tonight as we wait on tomorrow’s cold front, which is expected during the early morning hours tomorrow.
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Thursday Storm Timeline:
The much anticipated cold front arrives tomorrow morning. Be careful driving into work and getting the kids to school. If you have the option to work from home during the morning and head into work late, I’d recommend it! The storms roll into our northern counties very early Thursday morning, well before sunrise.
The storms will be advancing through the Houston metro during the morning commute. The storms will likely be very loud with frequent lightning strikes.
The line of storms will be along the coast by lunchtime.
We’ll start the day with widespread heavy rain, with forecast accumulations between 2-4″.
Thursday Afternoon Forecast:
The storms will all exit the coast early-afternoon, leaving us with a cloudy and cooler Thursday afternoon! If you’re headed out to football games, it may be a little muddy but we will be dry and comfortable!
Friday’s Forecast:
Friday will be less humid but temperatures will still reach the lower-80s during the heat of the day. We will start to get very breezy as we head into the evening and more cool air moves into SE Texas. We are all dry for football games!
Autumn Weather:
Our much cooler air moves in Saturday, so if you have plans to run the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, the weather will be wonderful (although a bit windy!)!
Highs Saturday and Sunday will be in the 70s. Saturday is also our last 7PM sunset.
Sunday Morning:
Temperatures are going to drop to the upper-50s Sunday morning! Get ready for the sweaters! This is our first time in the 50s since May 1st.
Tracking the Tropics:
Philippe is the only storm in the Atlantic and there isn’t any other systems to track for now.
For up-to-the-minute alerts for the rest of our hurricane season, download our KPRC Hurricane Tracker 2 App.
10-Day Forecast:
Temperatures will be much more seasonable as we wrap out the first week of October! For the first time in a long time there are no 90s on our 10 day forecast! Peek at the low temperatures, we even have a few mornings in the 50s!
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