High chance for rain Wednesday, but the timing remains uncertain

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Odds are good you'll come across rain at some point on Wednesday, but when that rain occurs is still difficult to pinpoint for now.

Overnight we'll be monitoring thunderstorms moving this way from West Texas, and if they hold together, we'll get a round of storms into Houston sometime between 9 a.m. and noon. That morning round of rain would likely keep our temps in the 70s most of the day. However, if the storms from West Texas fizzle out overnight, then we'll have to wait until the afternoon and evening hours to see that chance of rain materialize.

Any storm that pops up could produce frequent lightning, heavy rainfall, and a quick inch or two of rain that leads to localized street flooding.

When are the highest rain chances this week?

Wednesday brings our highest chance of rain at 70%. There's still a 40% chance of rain from additional thunderstorms on Thursday and a 30% chance of storms on Friday.

What about any severe weather?

Overall, this week's pattern will be more supportive of disorganized thunderstorms capable of heavy rain. However, we cannot rule out stronger storms that could produce gusty winds, small hail, and street flooding on any given day this week.

What about those 90-degree days?

They aren't far away! By this weekend, you'll feel the heat once again as the rain cloud move away and high temperatures push toward 90. Factor in the humidity, and it will feel like it's in the 90s most day this week.

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