Wednesday will be hot, dry, and hazy. Saharan dust has moved into our area which means we could see reduced air quality.
Tracking the tropics:
A 40% chance of cyclone formation looms. We’re monitoring a trough of low pressure scraping along the Florida Panhandle for the next 24 hours.
MORE: What we know about the tropical disturbance inching toward the Gulf, possible impacts for Houston
This could bring heavy flooding to parts of Florida and the north-central Gulf Coast next week.
Although there is still a bit of uncertainty with this system, we can expect tropical moisture to surge at the end of the week. This will bring a flood threat to those east of I-45 on Friday and Saturday. The heaviest rainfall will be in Louisiana. Remember, if this system shifts further west, we can see the rainfall map shift with it.
Make sure your family is prepared for whatever comes our way this hurricane season. You can check out our 2025 Hurricane and Flood Survival Guide here.
Your 10-Day Forecast:
Wednesday will be hot, hazy and dry. By Thursday we will see an increase in cloud cover associated with the tropical disturbance in the Gulf. Friday is the day to watch
It’s been a few year’s since we’ve had a summer weather pattern like the last few weeks of more than commonly stormy weather. Next week, we’ll finally start to string a few dry (albeit very hot) days together in a row. so you have a chance to get some of those outdoor projects done!
