Weekend Forecast

#msg5946740Weekend Forecast 👉 7 day rain totals - 5.50 inches (Trailwood) From Space City Weather - Thursday - We're going to see a much calmer day. *Mostly cloudy skies this morning should give way to mostly sunny skies this afternoon, with high temperatures reaching the low- to mid-90s for most of the Houston metro area. *With dewpoints near 80 degrees, the humidity will be something fierce. *Winds will be from the south at about 10 mph today, gusting up to 20 mph this afternoon. *Low temperatures tonight probably will not fall below 80 for most of the region, so prepare to sweat. *Rain chances are basically zero. Friday - *This should be a similar day to Thursday in terms of temperatures and humidity. *There may be a few more clouds in the sky. *By Friday evening a weak front (it won't make it to Houston) will be dropping down from north Texas. *This front could serve as a focus for some isolated showers and thunderstorms from Friday evening into Saturday. Saturday and Sunday - *I expect skies to be partly to mostly sunny this weekend, with high temperatures generally in the lower 90s. *Where we have some uncertainty is in the rain department. *The aforementioned dying front could generate some additional showers and thunderstorms on Saturday in the Houston region, perhaps most likely north of I-10. *I would put overall rain chances at about 40 percent during the morning and daytime hours, but I don't have supreme confidence in the forecast at this point. *There is a higher likelihood of Sunday remaining rain free. Next week - *By the end of the weekend we should see high pressure taking control of our weather, and this will hold sway for much of next week. *We are looking at a sustained stretch of sunny skies and high temperatures in the mid-90s. *It won't be peak summer by any means, but it will likely be the warmest period of weather so far this year for Houston. *These temperatures will also coincide with some of the longest days of the year, so be sure and use Sun protection.

#msg5946787StormChaser : After my run this morning, I can confirm that the humidity level is quite high. I can also confirm that the sewage treatment plant near Town Center must have been overwhelmed by rain or no one showing up to add chemicals. Stanky!

#msg5946787StormChaser : After my run this morning, I can confirm that the humidity level is quite high. I can also confirm that the sewage treatment plant near Town Center must have been overwhelmed by rain or no one showing up to add chemicals. Stanky!