Scattered thunderstorms developing across Houston area.

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Scattered thunderstorms developing across Houston area.

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Scattered thunderstorms developing across Houston area.

We are tracking strong thunderstorms that have redeveloped following a stormy last few days in Houston.

We are tracking strong thunderstorms that have redeveloped following a stormy last few days in Houston.

We are tracking strong thunderstorms that have redeveloped following a stormy last few days in Houston.

We’re also tracking scattered downpours this afternoon, though not everyone will see rain.

We’re also tracking scattered downpours this afternoon, though not everyone will see rain.

Thunderstorms have developed on the east side of Houston and Harris County.

Isolated storms are appearing across the Houston area, bringing brief but heavy rain.

Isolated storms are appearing across the Houston area, bringing brief but heavy rain.

Areas along and south of the I-10 corridor—including neighborhoods from El Campo to Liberty—could see stronger downpours and occasional thunder. By later Sunday evening, around 8 to 9 p.m., storms are likely to wind down.

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Areas along and south of the I-10 corridor—including neighborhoods from El Campo to Liberty—could see stronger downpours and occasional thunder. By later Sunday evening, around 8 to 9 p.m., storms are likely to wind down.

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When classifying these storms, the major factor taken into account is the wind. Tropical depressions have winds of less than 38 mph; tropical storms have winds of 39 - 73 mph.

KPRC 2 is tracking thunderstorms across the Greater Houston area into Saturday afternoon

KPRC 2 is tracking thunderstorms across the Greater Houston area into Saturday afternoon

Showers are likely to become more intense by early afternoon, with the possibility of heavier storms developing between 2 p.m. and 3:45 p.m.

Showers are likely to become more intense by early afternoon, with the possibility of heavier storms developing between 2 p.m. and 3:45 p.m.

Showers are likely to become more intense by early afternoon, with the possibility of heavier storms developing between 2 p.m. and 3:45 p.m.

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Showers are likely to become more intense by early afternoon, with the possibility of heavier storms developing between 2 p.m. and 3:45 p.m.

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Scattered showers and storms are expected to continue on Thursday, with the best chance occurring during the afternoon and evening hours.

It was a pretty calm start to Tuesday, but we’re tracking partly cloudy skies and chances for thunderstorms later in the day.

A line of storms are moving through the Houston area Tuesday afternoon.

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A line of storms are moving through the Houston area Tuesday afternoon.

⚡️ More thunderstorms are expected this Tuesday afternoon! Heavy rain, lightning, small hail, and 40mph winds possible.

⚡️ More thunderstorms are expected this Tuesday afternoon! Heavy rain, lightning, small hail, and 40mph winds possible.

Flood watch in effect

A line of storms are moving through the Houston area Tuesday afternoon.

Flood watch in effect

A line of storms are moving through the Houston area Tuesday afternoon.

Flood watch in effect

Here’s a list of locations and intersections to avoid when severe weather moves through the Houston area.

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A line of storms are moving through the Houston area Tuesday afternoon.

Flood watch in effect

Flood watch in effect

A line of storms are moving through the Houston area Tuesday afternoon.

Houston returns to a more summer-like pattern with isolated pop-up showers and storms each day. These showers and storms will not wash out any of your outdoor plans.

Houston returns to a more summer-like pattern with isolated pop-up showers and storms each day. These showers and storms will not wash out any of your outdoor plans.

Houston returns to a more summer-like pattern with isolated pop-up showers and storms each day. These showers and storms will not wash out any of your outdoor plans.

Houston returns to a more summer-like pattern with isolated pop-up showers and storms each day. These showers and storms will not wash out any of your outdoor plans.

Houston returns to a more summer-like pattern with isolated pop-up showers and storms each day. These showers and storms will not wash out any of your outdoor plans.

Houston returns to a more summer-like pattern with isolated pop-up showers and storms each day. These showers and storms will not wash out any of your outdoor plans.

Houston returns to a more summer-like pattern with isolated pop-up showers and storms each day. These showers and storms will not wash out any of your outdoor plans.

Houston returns to a more summer-like pattern with isolated pop-up showers and storms each day. These showers and storms will not wash out any of your outdoor plans.

Houston returns to a more summer-like pattern with isolated pop-up showers and storms each day. These showers and storms will not wash out any of your outdoor plans.

Houston returns to a more summer-like pattern with isolated pop-up showers and storms each day. These showers and storms will not wash out any of your outdoor plans.

Houston returns to a more summer-like pattern with isolated pop-up showers and storms each day. These showers and storms will not wash out any of your outdoor plans.

Tracking out Tropical Storm Alvin, the first named storm in the Eastern Pacific.

Houston returns to a more summer-like pattern with isolated pop-up showers and storms each day. These showers and storms will not wash out any of your outdoor plans.

Storms are causing heavy downpours across Houston this morning, potentially affecting commuters.

Heat is going to take a back seat (for a little while anyway) as storms will take center stage over the next few days.

More hot and humid days ahead

More hot and humid days ahead

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More hot and humid days ahead

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More hot and humid days ahead

More hot and humid days ahead

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More hot and humid days ahead

More hot and humid days ahead

More hot and humid days ahead

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Headed for record breaking temperatures this week

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Headed for record breaking temperatures this week

Headed for record breaking temperatures this week

Headed for record breaking temperatures this week

Houston-area schools are adjusting outdoor activities due to an early summer heat surge with temperatures reaching the mid to upper 90s and heat index values between 100 and 105 degrees.

Houston is set to experience a return of high temperatures and humidity, making it feel like a sauna by midweek.

Headed for record breaking temperatures this week

Headed for record breaking temperatures this week

Slim rain chances for Mother's Day Weekend

Rain chances slowly come to close into Mother's Day Weekend

Temperatures fall below average briefly before rising above average

Severe risk is low but not zero for SE Texas Thursday evening

Rain chances slowly come to close into Mother's Day Weekend

Rain chances slowly come to close into Mother's Day Weekend

It’s not just that hail is possible; Tuesday’s storms could once again bring severe hail.