HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- After tonight's disturbance clears out, temperatures will drop into the upper 40s again on Thursday morning. Widespread sunshine will quickly warm temperatures into the mid 70s for afternoon highs, making for perfect baseball weather as the Astros take on the Yankees for Opening Day.
The only knock on Thursday's weather is that high levels of ozone could develop over some Houston neighborhoods, and an Ozone Pollution Watch is in effect.
You'll probably want a jacket again Friday morning with lows in the mid 50s, but after that you can probably put it away until after a cold front blows in next Tuesday.
Yes, but it's just a 20% chance for a passing shower on Easter Sunday.
Thursday's forecast could not be better or brighter for Opening Day! Thursday afternoon will be sunny with low humidity, a light breeze, and temperatures in the mid-70s.
For Easter weekend, we are expecting warmer temperatures in the 80s, with a humid breeze from the Gulf of Mexico bringing back clouds and a small chance for showers. For now, we've got the rain chance set at 20% for those Easter egg hunts and sunrise services on Sunday.
With the solar eclipse just a little under two weeks away, it's still too soon to get an accurate feel for what the weather will bring. Early indications are that the jet stream will likely be somewhere over Texas, which increases the risk of cloudy disturbances blowing through the state. Even if the jet stream is over Texas, it doesn't mean the sky will necessarily be completely cloudy. We sure hope the day is filled with sunshine so everyone has a clear view of the eclipse if they choose to view it safely!
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