KPRC 2’s meteorologist reports that Houston will see chilly temperatures and another round of rain, with a slight coastal flood risk and milder weather expected by next week.
Monday afternoon, we’ll start to see storms moving in from the south and west as they get drawn in from the front arriving at night.
Monday afternoon, we’ll start to see storms moving in from the south and west as they get drawn in from the front arriving at night.
A cold front will not only bring a major cool down but increase the risk for fires across SE Texas.
A line of thunderstorms is developing out west of the Houston area Friday night.
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Houston is in for some long-awaited relief from the recent heat and humidity. Dry air is expected to begin filtering in on Thursday, but the real cooldown won’t be felt until Friday morning.
SE Texas should expect rain and isolated thunderstorm chances mainly south of I-10 starting in the morning, with another round possible in the afternoon.
Despite sunny conditions in some areas across Houston Tuesday, rain clouds are also moving through some parts of town.
SE Texas should expect rain and isolated thunderstorm chances mainly south of I-10 starting in the morning, with another round possible in the afternoon.
SE Texas should expect rain and isolated thunderstorm chances mainly south of I-10 starting in the morning, with another round possible in the afternoon.
Wednesday will be warm and humid with highs in the mid-90s. There will be more cloud cover in the afternoon with a 20% chance for a passing downpour.