Thursday’s Forecast:
HOUSTON – The line of storms that hit our northern cities Wednesday night moves east. Replacing those storms is a dry and warm southwesterly wind Thursday. That wind will skyrocket temperatures to record levels. Our record is 88° set in 1942. We should tie or possibly break that record!
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If you’ve noticed that you’re feeling a bit sneezy and sniffly, we do have issues with tree pollen. Oak numbers are climbing for the first time this year. You may have noticed the cat tails falling from the trees. Ash tree levels are also elevated.
Next cold front late Friday:
A cold front moves into southeast Texas late Friday night. This is a major storm system for the Ohio and Tennessee Valley but we are on the tail end of the front, therefore, we won’t see much in the way of rain or severe weather. Houston has a 20-30% chance of rain Saturday morning.
10-day forecast:
The rest of the week will be warm, almost like an early taste of summer. Friday another chance to tie a record high of 88 set in 2008. St. Patrick’s Day weather looks good.
