Tonight’s Forecast:
Tonight will be a typical summer night in Houston. It will be warm and muggy with patchy fog and overnight lows in the mid-70s.
Tuesday’s Forecast:
Tuesday will be hot and sticky with highs in the mid-90s and a “feels like” temperatures ranging from 100° - 108°+. There could be a few isolated thunderstorms forming this afternoon too. A heat advisory is in place from noon-8PM. Please practice heat safety.
Heat Builds This Week:
A high pressure dome will move over our area bringing high heat through the week and into next week. We will likely see heat alerts daily.
Air temperature will be in the 90s but it will feel like 105+.
Even as we look ahead to the first week of July temperatures will be above average for the entire southeast.
Remember to practice heat safety during this high heat. Drink plenty of water and listen to your body.
Tracking The Tropics:
We are watching a cluster of storms north of French Guiana that is drifting to the west. As it moves towards Honduras it has a 20% chance for development as it enters the Bay of Campeche. This could bring heavy rainfall to Eastern Mexico by Monday July 1st.
As for the rest of the Atlantic Basin, we are seeing typical showers and Saharan dust from Africa. The dust helps to minimize tropical development.
10-Day Forecast:
Our 10-day forecast is as typical a summer time outlook as you will see. High temperatures are in the mid-90s, it’s humid and we have a chance of getting an afternoon sea breeze thunderstorm every day.
