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Today's stormy forecast All right, guys. Yesterday was underwhelming, to say the least. We received less than half an inch, which I suppose is better than nothing but not enough to really make a difference. 💦⚡️ That should be much different today as we should see greater overall rainfall coverage in the form of a disturbance in the gulf. (Non tropical) From Space City Weather Houston Should See Widespread Showers Today Before Very High Heat Builds Back Next Week Eric Berger 7/6/2023 6:52 AM Today, we will offer the Houston region its best chance for widespread rainfall in several weeks as a disturbance over the Gulf of Mexico propagates inland. Friday will be somewhat of a transition day before hot and sunny weather returns this weekend and pretty much all of next week. We are probably looking at a sustained stretch of 100-degree days. TODAY A large mass of showers and thunderstorms has developed to the southwest of our region near Matagorda Bay. (Current radar posted at the bottom) I expect these storms to gradually move toward Houston, and accordingly, our chances for showers today will be highest from mid-morning through mid-afternoon. Accumulations will be widely variable, with most of the area receiving 0.5 to 1.5 inches. Flooding should not be a significant concern, but a few streets may back up under the strongest storms. Showers will end this afternoon or early evening as daytime heating ebbs. Mostly cloudy skies and rain-cooled air should limit highs today in the upper 80s to 90 degrees. Southerly winds will be light, at 5 to 10 mph, with lows tonight in the upper 70s. Current radar:

Today's stormy forecast All right, guys. Yesterday was underwhelming, to say the least. We received less than half an inch, which I suppose is better than nothing but not enough to really make a difference. 💦⚡️ That should be much different today as we should see greater overall rainfall coverage in the form of a disturbance in the gulf. (Non tropical) From Space City Weather Houston Should See Widespread Showers Today Before Very High Heat Builds Back Next Week Eric Berger 7/6/2023 6:52 AM Today, we will offer the Houston region its best chance for widespread rainfall in several weeks as a disturbance over the Gulf of Mexico propagates inland. Friday will be somewhat of a transition day before hot and sunny weather returns this weekend and pretty much all of next week. We are probably looking at a sustained stretch of 100-degree days. TODAY A large mass of showers and thunderstorms has developed to the southwest of our region near Matagorda Bay. (Current radar posted at the bottom) I expect these storms to gradually move toward Houston, and accordingly, our chances for showers today will be highest from mid-morning through mid-afternoon. Accumulations will be widely variable, with most of the area receiving 0.5 to 1.5 inches. Flooding should not be a significant concern, but a few streets may back up under the strongest storms. Showers will end this afternoon or early evening as daytime heating ebbs. Mostly cloudy skies and rain-cooled air should limit highs today in the upper 80s to 90 degrees. Southerly winds will be light, at 5 to 10 mph, with lows tonight in the upper 70s. Current radar:

Today's stormy forecast All right, guys. Yesterday was underwhelming, to say the least. We received less than half an inch, which I suppose is better than nothing but not enough to really make a difference. 💦⚡️ That should be much different today as we should see greater overall rainfall coverage in the form of a disturbance in the gulf. (Non tropical) From Space City Weather Houston Should See Widespread Showers Today Before Very High Heat Builds Back Next Week Eric Berger 7/6/2023 6:52 AM Today, we will offer the Houston region its best chance for widespread rainfall in several weeks as a disturbance over the Gulf of Mexico propagates inland. Friday will be somewhat of a transition day before hot and sunny weather returns this weekend and pretty much all of next week. We are probably looking at a sustained stretch of 100-degree days. TODAY A large mass of showers and thunderstorms has developed to the southwest of our region near Matagorda Bay. (Current radar posted at the bottom) I expect these storms to gradually move toward Houston, and accordingly, our chances for showers today will be highest from mid-morning through mid-afternoon. Accumulations will be widely variable, with most of the area receiving 0.5 to 1.5 inches. Flooding should not be a significant concern, but a few streets may back up under the strongest storms. Showers will end this afternoon or early evening as daytime heating ebbs. Mostly cloudy skies and rain-cooled air should limit highs today in the upper 80s to 90 degrees. Southerly winds will be light, at 5 to 10 mph, with lows tonight in the upper 70s. Current radar: