This week's forecast (storms likely tonight)

This week's forecast (storms likely tonight) - Scattered showers today before severe storms roll in tonight after 7pm.
- The biggest threat with tonight's storms will be damaging winds and hail.
- Expect watches to be issued this evening.
- Tuesday is warm & sunny.
- Wednesday is cooler & sunny.
- Thanksgiving will be sunny with highs in the low 60s. 🦃
- Showers & warm weather return for the weekend.
- Stronger front next week drops temps to seasonal norm. ..........From Space City Weather:Thunderstorms possible this evening ahead of a Thanksgiving that will be as nice as pie. Eric Berger · Monday, November 24, 2025 6:50 AMIn brief: *In today's post we talk about the potential for storms this evening in Houston as a weak front sags into the area.
*A second push of colder air will make things feel festive on Thanksgiving Day.
*We'll see the return of a moderately warmer pattern with higher rain chances this coming weekend.MONDAY (TODAY) *Our brief foray with cooler fall weather on Sunday has ended, with this weekend's front moving back onshore as a warm front overnight.
*Winds this morning are light, from the southeast, with temperatures around 70 degrees.
*Accordingly, today will be rather warm, with highs in the low 80s despite mostly cloudy skies.
*We are going to see scattered (mostly light) showers during the daytime along with very humid air. *By this evening, likely around 7 to 9 pm, a broken line of storms associated with a cold front will develop to the northwest of Houston. This line will slowly advance into the city during the late evening hours, and push off the coast after midnight.
*Damaging winds will be possible with this front, perhaps gusting up to 50 mph, with potentially some hail.
*Overall rain accumulations will vary widely, but most of us should pick up between 0.25 and 0.75 inch.TUESDAY -*The initial push of cooler air with with this front will be fairly weak.
*As a result I expect highs of around 80 degrees on Tuesday, with mostly sunny skies and lower humidity.
*Low temperatures on Tuesday night should drop into the 50s.WEDNESDAY -*A secondary push of colder air arrives overnight, into Wednesday morning, and this will result in breezier northerly conditions.
*Winds may gust out of the north up to 20 mph on Wednesday.
*Expect sunny skies and highs in the upper 60s.
*Lows on Wednesday night will drop into the upper 40s in Houston, with cooler conditions for inland areas.THANKSGIVING -*We'll start the day clear and cool, and skies will be sunny throughout the day.
*Really, we have no weather concerns, with light winds expected and highs generally in the upper 60s.
*Lows on Thursday night will drop to around 50 degrees with cooler conditions for inland areas.FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and SUNDAY -*The onshore flow resumes on Friday, and we are going to enter a period of mostly cloudy skies and increased rain chances by Saturday morning.
*High temperatures through Sunday should be in the low- to mid-70s, with modestly increasing humidity levels.
*Overall I think the area will pick up 1 to 2 inches of rainfall on Saturday and Sunday.
*If you have outdoor plans we'll keep a close eye on the forecast for you. At this point I think showers will be intermittent rather than wall-to-wall, but we don't have a good handle on the details yet.NEXT WEEK -*At some point - perhaps on Monday - a stronger front should push into the region. This is likely to bring some colder conditions, with lows perhaps down to around 40 degrees next week.
*It does appear as though the first week of December, which is the first week of winter as well, will probably feel decidedly winter-like in Houston. For now the forecast is still a bit uncertain.