This week's forecast
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This week's forecast From Space City Weather π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯ πMONDAY - *You may not have noticed it, but a weak front moved in to Houston on Saturday. Dewpoints on Sunday briefly dropped below 65 degrees in some locations, particularly north of Interstate 10.
*Although air temperatures were still in the upper 90s, the air was a smidge drier.
*There may be a similar, less pronounced, effect this afternoon. This slightly drier air will allow inland temperatures to once again push up near, or reach 100 degrees this afternoon before the sea breeze completely washes the drier air away.
*Areas near the coast will be a bit cooler this afternoon, but more humid.
*There will be about a 10 percent chance of showers this afternoon or evening.
*Lows tonight will be around 80 degrees, so very sultry. πTUESDAY and WEDNESDAY - *These will be hot, humid, and sunny days with highs in the upper 90s (perhaps 100 degrees for far inland areas).
*We cannot rule out some isolated to scattered afternoon showers, but chances are probably only in the 10 or 20 percent range.
*Nights remain sultry. πTHURSDAY through SUNDAY - *Although we'll remain in the midst of fairly high pressure, we should see a more pronounced onshore flow during the second half of this week, and into the weekend.
*The effect of this will likely be to increase cloud cover (from mostly sunny to partly sunny, probably) and bump up daily rain chances to 30 or 40 percent.
*In turn, this should help bring down daily highs from the upper 90s to the mid-90s, or likely lower-90s for coastal areas.
*In terms of rain accumulations I would not expect too much in this pattern, but some passing showers would be generally welcome after a fairly dry period over the last few weeks. Anyway, as August goes, things could definitely be worse. πNEXT WEEK - *Speaking of worse, indications are that our pattern flips back to sunnier and hotter next week.
*But again, this entire month is about surviving and advancing, at least when it comes to weather.
*At least the tropics look quiet for now.
buffaloglenn, Gammyof2 and e + 8 more reacted *Although air temperatures were still in the upper 90s, the air was a smidge drier.
*There may be a similar, less pronounced, effect this afternoon. This slightly drier air will allow inland temperatures to once again push up near, or reach 100 degrees this afternoon before the sea breeze completely washes the drier air away.
*Areas near the coast will be a bit cooler this afternoon, but more humid.
*There will be about a 10 percent chance of showers this afternoon or evening.
*Lows tonight will be around 80 degrees, so very sultry.
*We cannot rule out some isolated to scattered afternoon showers, but chances are probably only in the 10 or 20 percent range.
*Nights remain sultry.
*The effect of this will likely be to increase cloud cover (from mostly sunny to partly sunny, probably) and bump up daily rain chances to 30 or 40 percent.
*In turn, this should help bring down daily highs from the upper 90s to the mid-90s, or likely lower-90s for coastal areas.
*In terms of rain accumulations I would not expect too much in this pattern, but some passing showers would be generally welcome after a fairly dry period over the last few weeks.
*But again, this entire month is about surviving and advancing, at least when it comes to weather.
*At least the tropics look quiet for now.
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@StormChaser :
Thanks for the forecast. Somehow we manage to survive August every year. π
Txbutterfly, wmubronco and peppermintstick reacted Thanks for the forecast. Somehow we manage to survive August every year. π
@StormChaser :
Thanks for the forecast. Hopefully we do get some rain this week. Already looking forward to fall.
Txbutterfly, Jeepinbear and wmubronco reacted Thanks for the forecast. Hopefully we do get some rain this week. Already looking forward to fall.
UGGust is already living up to its name. π₯΅π₯΅π₯΅π₯΅π₯΅
Txbutterfly, Jeepinbear and wmubronco reacted
@StormChaser :
Thank you for the update and sharing this forecast with us. I'm also hoping we get some much needed rain this weekend. Hope you have a great day and week ahead!
Txbutterfly and wmubronco reacted Thank you for the update and sharing this forecast with us. I'm also hoping we get some much needed rain this weekend. Hope you have a great day and week ahead!
@StormChaser :
hoping the change they might be seeing, for some rain on Thursday, come true.Thanks for the info!
hoping the change they might be seeing, for some rain on Thursday, come true.Thanks for the info!
#msg5980039Cbear : Yes, even the squirrel is drinking out of the tortoise's water bowl.
This week's forecast From Space City Weather ?????? ?MONDAY - *You may not have noticed it, but a weak front moved in to Houston on Saturday. Dewpoints on Sunday briefly dropped below 65 degrees in some locations, particularly north of Interstate 10.
*Although air temperatures were still in the upper 90s, the air was a smidge drier.
*There may be a similar, less pronounced, effect this afternoon. This slightly drier air will allow inland temperatures to once again push up near, or reach 100 degrees this afternoon before the sea breeze completely washes the drier air away.
*Areas near the coast will be a bit cooler this afternoon, but more humid.
*There will be about a 10 percent chance of showers this afternoon or evening.
*Lows tonight will be around 80 degrees, so very sultry. ?TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY - *These will be hot, humid, and sunny days with highs in the upper 90s (perhaps 100 degrees for far inland areas).
*We cannot rule out some isolated to scattered afternoon showers, but chances are probably only in the 10 or 20 percent range.
*Nights remain sultry. ?THURSDAY through SUNDAY - *Although we'll remain in the midst of fairly high pressure, we should see a more pronounced onshore flow during the second half of this week, and into the weekend.
*The effect of this will likely be to increase cloud cover (from mostly sunny to partly sunny, probably) and bump up daily rain chances to 30 or 40 percent.
*In turn, this should help bring down daily highs from the upper 90s to the mid-90s, or likely lower-90s for coastal areas.
*In terms of rain accumulations I would not expect too much in this pattern, but some passing showers would be generally welcome after a fairly dry period over the last few weeks. Anyway, as August goes, things could definitely be worse. ?NEXT WEEK - *Speaking of worse, indications are that our pattern flips back to sunnier and hotter next week.
*But again, this entire month is about surviving and advancing, at least when it comes to weather.
*At least the tropics look quiet for now.
*Although air temperatures were still in the upper 90s, the air was a smidge drier.
*There may be a similar, less pronounced, effect this afternoon. This slightly drier air will allow inland temperatures to once again push up near, or reach 100 degrees this afternoon before the sea breeze completely washes the drier air away.
*Areas near the coast will be a bit cooler this afternoon, but more humid.
*There will be about a 10 percent chance of showers this afternoon or evening.
*Lows tonight will be around 80 degrees, so very sultry.
*We cannot rule out some isolated to scattered afternoon showers, but chances are probably only in the 10 or 20 percent range.
*Nights remain sultry.
*The effect of this will likely be to increase cloud cover (from mostly sunny to partly sunny, probably) and bump up daily rain chances to 30 or 40 percent.
*In turn, this should help bring down daily highs from the upper 90s to the mid-90s, or likely lower-90s for coastal areas.
*In terms of rain accumulations I would not expect too much in this pattern, but some passing showers would be generally welcome after a fairly dry period over the last few weeks.
*But again, this entire month is about surviving and advancing, at least when it comes to weather.
*At least the tropics look quiet for now.
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