Thursday’s Forecast:
You’ll have to contend with fog and showers for Thursday morning’s commute. Showers start off light ahead of a cold front that sweeps through in the afternoon and evening.
The cold front will spark strong to severe thunderstorms across SE Texas.
You can track radar here:
Thursday’s storm timeline:
The worst of the activity starts at 12 PM, and storms will push east through the evening. By 6 PM, storms will continue to fire off east of Harris County, and by 9 PM, all of SE Texas should be clear.
The storms should not lead to any widespread flooding, but SE Texas may pick up to half an inch of rain.
However, storms can produce hail, damaging wind gusts, and an isolated tornado. So be sure to download the KPRC2 Stormtracker app to get updates.
Sunshine Returns:
After the snow and ice last week and this week’s wet weather, we’re in for some sunshine! We’ve earned it. The sunshine returns on Friday and stays through the weekend. Dry air rushes in behind the cold front, zapping any chances for rain.
10 Day Forecast:
Temperatures will warm close to 80 for the first few days of February, and it will feel like spring!
