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!