Wednesday forecast
Wednesday forecast
Wednesday forecast WEDNESDAY - *A cold front will be moving into north Texas on Wednesday, but it will stall out well north of the Houston metro area.
*There is a marginal risk of thunderstorms far north of our area, but in Houston itself I don't think we're likely to see much in the way of rainfall or impacts.
*Rain chances may be on the order of 20 percent, with partly sunny skies and highs in the lower 80s for most. *Nighttime lows will drop to around 70 degrees.
*I don't need to say more about warm nights because this is the way it's going to be through the early part of next week..... Remainder of the week...... THURSDAY and FRIDAY - *These will be a pair of days with cloudy starts and partly sunny afternoons, allowing high temperatures to reach the low to mid 80s during the afternoon hours.
*There is a slight chance of rain on Friday.
SATURDAY, SUNDAY and MONDAY - *This weekend will continue to see warm weather in the 80s, with fairly muggy air.
*The question is rainfall - And it is a legitimate question.
*A front is going to push down closer to the region, and stall somewhere.
*Depending where this stalls, it could bring heavy rainfall to parts of Houston, but if it stops far enough north of the city then Houston is unlikely to see all that much rain; this makes the forecast difficult.
*In general, I think most of the area will see between 0.5 to 1.5 inches of rain through Monday, but there is a risk of higher totals than this, or lower totals, and I expect amounts to vary widely.
*We just need some more time to iron out a more detailed forecast for you.
*I know a lot of us are excited about the potential for significant spring-time rainfall, but it's not a slam dunk yet. NEXT WEEK - *At some point next week, perhaps on Wednesday, we are likely (although at this distance, not certain) to see a stronger front move all the way through the city and push offshore.
*This front could bring another healthy chance of rainfall before exiting offshore, and push our overnight temperatures down in the vicinity of 50 degrees. We'll see.
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*Rain chances may be on the order of 20 percent, with partly sunny skies and highs in the lower 80s for most.
*I don't need to say more about warm nights because this is the way it's going to be through the early part of next week.....
*There is a slight chance of rain on Friday.
*The question is rainfall - And it is a legitimate question.
*A front is going to push down closer to the region, and stall somewhere.
*Depending where this stalls, it could bring heavy rainfall to parts of Houston, but if it stops far enough north of the city then Houston is unlikely to see all that much rain; this makes the forecast difficult.
*In general, I think most of the area will see between 0.5 to 1.5 inches of rain through Monday, but there is a risk of higher totals than this, or lower totals, and I expect amounts to vary widely.
*We just need some more time to iron out a more detailed forecast for you.
*I know a lot of us are excited about the potential for significant spring-time rainfall, but it's not a slam dunk yet.
*This front could bring another healthy chance of rainfall before exiting offshore, and push our overnight temperatures down in the vicinity of 50 degrees.