Temperatures Wednesday morning will dip into the mid 60s with widespread clouds forming ahead of sunrise. There could be some patches of fog, but it won't be as widespread nor as dense as what developed Tuesday morning. With a partly sunny sky in the afternoon, temperatures will warm into the mid 80s.
When does the rain arrive?
Rain showers will return Thursday and spread through Southeast Texas from west to east. We've increased rain chances to 60% for Thursday with the heavier and more widespread rains arriving Thursday night and Friday morning as the main storm system moves overhead.
How much rain are we expecting?
We believe 1 to 3" will be common across Southeast Texas with most north of I-10 closer to the 1" side of the range and those south of I-10 likely to pick up higher amounts. We are seeing a strong signal that training thunderstorms could set up closer to Matagorda Bay and repeatedly drop heavy rain that totals over a foot in isolated spots. If this materializes, it would lead to significant street flooding.
Could any storms turn severe?
We cannot rule out a severe thunderstorm at this time, but the overall risk appears low.
Will it continue to rain into the weekend?
A few lingering showers are possible Saturday morning, and we currently have your rain chance at 20%. On Sunday, another storm system will approach from the north, and that could sneak in a line of thunderstorms late in the day. Your chance of getting measurable rain for Sunday is currently at 30%.
13 ALERT RADAR MAPS:
Southeast Texas
Houston
Harris County
Galveston County
Montgomery/Walker/San Jacinto/Polk/Grimes Counties
Fort Bend/Wharton/Colorado Counties
Brazoria/Matagorda Counties