Isolated street flooding still possible this weekend with scattered storms Sunday

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Scattered storms lead to some street and area flooding in Houston Saturday afternoon, and there's the chance to see more rain and isolated flooding Sunday as well.

Much of the activity Saturday evening has decreased. Generally, the overnight hours will be dry with a partly to mostly cloudy sky and temperatures falling into the mid-upper 70s by Sunday morning. Once again Sunday we could wake up to light showers pushing in from the gulf before more scattered storms begin to form west of Houston near the Brazos River. These storms will track form wet to east, growing and intensifying and potentially producing heavy rainfall, thunder and lightning at times. And depending on where the heavy rain falls, portions of Southeast Texas could experience street and area flooding once again Sunday afternoon and evening. Besides the rain, Sunday will be a warm and breezy day with highs climbing into the upper 80s.

Does next week look as rainy too?

Thankfully it looks like this wet and rainy pattern will take a back seat next week. While there's still the chance for scattered storms on Monday, by midweek a warmer and drier weather pattern will begin to settle in across the region. This should bring drier days, more sunshine, and a new stretch of 90-degree weather to Houston.

Any 90 degrees summer days on the way?

Yes! As the forecast dries out next week, high temperatures will climb into the low 90s as early as Tuesday and stay there for several days. Heat index values could also reach the upper 90s with high humidity expected too, so now would be a good to time to refresh those hot weather safety tips!

Now that it's hurricane season, what are you tracking in the tropics?

There are two things we are tracking right now. The first is a large plume of Saharan dust currently stretching across the Atlantic from Africa to the Caribbean. The second is the potential for another surge of tropical moisture into the Gulf at the end of next week. For the latest on what's happening in the tropics, head to our Tropical Update page for our daily tropical weather discussion and forecast.

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