Holiday weekend forecast
Holiday weekend forecast
Holiday weekend forecast From Space City Weather: A mostly fine start to Memorial Day weekend in Houston, with slightly higher rain chances on Monday. Matt Lanza · Friday, May 23, 2025 8:07 AM In brief: *The holiday weekend should be mostly fine (albeit hot) in Houston.
*Rain chances will rev back up a bit late Sunday night & Monday morning and again deeper into next week.
*For now, Memorial Day Monday looks unsettled but perhaps not a total loss. Memorial Day Weekend: Let's jump right into the big holiday weekend. *First off, if you have plans in the Houston area or on the coast today and tomorrow, you're more than likely going to have no issues whatsoever.
*There could be a passing shower or storm in the region, but it would most likely be extremely isolated.
*The vast majority of us should see absolutely nothing.
*If the odds of rain on Friday and Saturday are something like 5 percent, then I think Sunday's odds nudge up to about 10 percent.
*Again, the vast majority of the area will be fine on Sunday but there could be at least a few more pop-up showers or a very, very isolated thunderstorm. So what about Monday? *Well, that's the trickiest day of them all this weekend.
*Models have been pretty consistent about trying to bring a cluster of thunderstorms in from the north on Sunday night into Monday morning.
*We could then see a break in the action followed by another round perhaps on Monday night.
*Eric or I will throw an update out there on Monday morning with the latest thinking but I would not postpone any plans at this point. I'd would be mindful that the chance of rain is highest on Monday. 
Region-wide holiday weekend weather: If you'll be traveling across Texas this weekend, there should not be a whole heck of a lot to bother you today or tomorrow. *Isolated storms could be on the stronger side between the Permian and the Panhandle.
*There's a slight (2/5) risk of severe storms near Wichita Falls on Saturday.
*Sunday is a little more interesting with the potential for more severe storms, especially from the Caprock into North Texas. 
*The remnants of those storms are what we could see in the Houston area late Sunday night or Monday morning.
*For Monday, that chance of severe weather moves more into Hill Country and Central Texas up through DFW.
*Basically, between Houston and Dallas, there will be some severe risk Monday afternoon and evening. 
*Memorial Day Weekend has had a history of flash flooding in Texas.
*At this time, the risk of flooding looks to be about average given the forecast; there are no significant flash flooding concerns right now. Holiday weekend temperatures: As for the temperatures -- They look hot. 🔥 *The combination of heat and humidity will make it feel like 100 to 105 degrees at times tomorrow through Monday.
*Actual highs will be in the mid-90s, with morning lows in the upper-70s.
*It will be cooler by day closer to the coast and a bit hotter farther inland. Next week: *Temperatures will back down a bit due to clouds and rain chances next week.
*While it won't rain everywhere or every day, there will be a good chance of rounds of thunderstorms throughout the week.
*Rain chances will rev back up a bit late Sunday night & Monday morning and again deeper into next week.
*For now, Memorial Day Monday looks unsettled but perhaps not a total loss.
*There could be a passing shower or storm in the region, but it would most likely be extremely isolated.
*The vast majority of us should see absolutely nothing.
*If the odds of rain on Friday and Saturday are something like 5 percent, then I think Sunday's odds nudge up to about 10 percent.
*Again, the vast majority of the area will be fine on Sunday but there could be at least a few more pop-up showers or a very, very isolated thunderstorm.
*Models have been pretty consistent about trying to bring a cluster of thunderstorms in from the north on Sunday night into Monday morning.
*We could then see a break in the action followed by another round perhaps on Monday night.
*Eric or I will throw an update out there on Monday morning with the latest thinking but I would not postpone any plans at this point.
*There's a slight (2/5) risk of severe storms near Wichita Falls on Saturday.
*Sunday is a little more interesting with the potential for more severe storms, especially from the Caprock into North Texas.
*For Monday, that chance of severe weather moves more into Hill Country and Central Texas up through DFW.
*Basically, between Houston and Dallas, there will be some severe risk Monday afternoon and evening.
*At this time, the risk of flooding looks to be about average given the forecast; there are no significant flash flooding concerns right now.
*Actual highs will be in the mid-90s, with morning lows in the upper-70s.
*It will be cooler by day closer to the coast and a bit hotter farther inland.
*While it won't rain everywhere or every day, there will be a good chance of rounds of thunderstorms throughout the week.
Holiday weekend forecast From Space City Weather: A mostly fine start to Memorial Day weekend in Houston, with slightly higher rain chances on Monday. Matt Lanza · Friday, May 23, 2025 8:07 AM In brief: *The holiday weekend should be mostly fine (albeit hot) in Houston. *Rain chances will rev back up a bit late Sunday night & Monday morning and again deeper into next week. *For now, Memorial Day Monday looks unsettled but perhaps not a total loss. Memorial Day Weekend: Let's jump right into the big holiday weekend. *First off, if you have plans in the Houston area or on the coast today and tomorrow, you're more than likely going to have no issues whatsoever. *There could be a passing shower or storm in the region, but it would most likely be extremely isolated. *The vast majority of us should see absolutely nothing. *If the odds of rain on Friday and Saturday are something like 5 percent, then I think Sunday's odds nudge up to about 10 percent. *Again, the vast majority of the area will be fine on Sunday but there could be at least a few more pop-up showers or a very, very isolated thunderstorm. So what about Monday? *Well, that's the trickiest day of them all this weekend. *Models have been pretty consistent about trying to bring a cluster of thunderstorms in from the north on Sunday night into Monday morning. *We could then see a break in the action followed by another round perhaps on Monday night. *Eric or I will throw an update out there on Monday morning with the latest thinking but I would not postpone any plans at this point. I'd would be mindful that the chance of rain is highest on Monday. Region-wide holiday weekend weather: If you'll be traveling across Texas this weekend, there should not be a whole heck of a lot to bother you today or tomorrow. *Isolated storms could be on the stronger side between the Permian and the Panhandle. *There's a slight (2/5) risk of severe storms near Wichita Falls on Saturday. *Sunday is a little more interesting with the potential for more severe storms, especially from the Caprock into North Texas. *The remnants of those storms are what we could see in the Houston area late Sunday night or Monday morning. *For Monday, that chance of severe weather moves more into Hill Country and Central Texas up through DFW. *Basically, between Houston and Dallas, there will be some severe risk Monday afternoon and evening. *Memorial Day Weekend has had a history of flash flooding in Texas. *At this time, the risk of flooding looks to be about average given the forecast; there are no significant flash flooding concerns right now. Holiday weekend temperatures: As for the temperatures -- They look hot. 🔥 *The combination of heat and humidity will make it feel like 100 to 105 degrees at times tomorrow through Monday. *Actual highs will be in the mid-90s, with morning lows in the upper-70s. *It will be cooler by day closer to the coast and a bit hotter farther inland. Next week: *Temperatures will back down a bit due to clouds and rain chances next week. *While it won't rain everywhere or every day, there will be a good chance of rounds of thunderstorms throughout the week.
StormChaser : Looking forward to the increased rain chances next week. « Back to Chat
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