Tonight’s Forecast:
HOUSTON – A steady moderate rainfall is expected to move in for the overnight hours. There is a risk for heavy rainfall that could lead to street flooding. The risk is highest for those south of I-10. This will be a cold, nearly constant rainfall with temperatures in the upper-30s.
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Rainfall amounts, especially along the coast, could be as high as 2-3 inches.
If the freezing line drops south, we could see a wintry mix (freezing rain/ice) as far south as Madisonville. We’re not anticipating that we’ll see any accumulating ice, however, conditions could become a little slippery in the overnight hours. There is a chance to get some light sleet later this evening but nothing that should cause significant problems.
Friday’s Forecast:
Some lingering showers are possible into Friday morning. Some roads may be wet for the very early commuters, but thankfully temperatures will be in the upper-30s so no frozen roads are expected.
Friday afternoon will be mostly cloudy and dry with temperatures staying in the 40s.
Saturday’s Forecast:
Our sunshine will finally return on Saturday, which will make for a wonderful and chilly day. For Texans fans headed out to NRG Saturday definitely pack a jacket! Temperatures will be warming through the 40s and into the lower-50s.
At game time temperatures will be at 52 degrees! Go Texans!
10-day Forecast:
After our cold and wet Friday morning conditions will improve! Saturday and Sunday will see a gentle warm up with highs reaching the 60s Sunday! Great weather for tailgating for the Texans playoff game Saturday!
Houston’s weather and other cool things explained by KPRC 2’s Chief Meteorologist Anthony Yanez. Sent every Tuesday and Friday.
