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StormChaser 19.5 yrs
~ 3 years, 4 mos ago   Jun 5, '23 7:29am  
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Donnawisdom Top Forum Contributor7.4 yrs
~ 3 years, 4 mos ago   Jun 5, '23 7:35am  
StormChaser : As always thank for your weather report. We love you on here. I am afraid it is summer again, but I rather hot than freezing cold.
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WTF 13.5 yrs
~ 3 years, 4 mos ago   Jun 5, '23 8:46am  
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peppermintstick 8.6 yrs
~ 3 years, 4 mos ago   Jun 5, '23 9:12am  
WTF : Smart *** 😜
 
StormChaser : He usually is.
Thanks for the forecast.
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cbear Top Forum Contributor15.6 yrs
~ 3 years, 4 mos ago   Jun 5, '23 9:16am  
This week's forecast Cliffs Notes: ⛈️ Today: 70% chance of storms late this afternoon (rush hour) with highs in the 80s dus to the rain/cloud cover. 🌦 Tuesday: 50% chance of storms (similar to today) with a high near 90° 🌥 Wednesday: Transition day. Rain chances start to decline. High in low 90s. 🌤🌡 Thursday & Friday: Typical summer sea breeze storm chances at 20% with highs in the mid 90s. 🌤🌡 The weekend: As of right now, the forecast looks sunny and hot with some sea breeze shower possible but only a ~20% chance. From Space City Weather A Few Stormy, Slightly Cooler Days Before Some Proper Summer Heat Arrives Eric Berger 6/5/2023 7:03 AM Good morning. So far we have eased into summertime this year. For the entire month of May, temperatures ended up slightly below normal. And the first several days of June trended cooler as well. That party, I am sorry to say, should end this week. By Thursday or Friday, as high pressure builds over the region with a warm southerly flow, I expect high temperatures to reach the mid-90s and stay there for awhile. This will be the beginning of what I like to call "Mid summer" in Houston, the second of our four phases of summer. MONDAY But we're not there yet. In the absence of high pressure, and with a moderately disturbed atmosphere, we'll see decent rain chances for the next few days. The potential for showers and thunderstorms will be highest today, with 60 to 70 percent coverage during the afternoon and early evening hours in Houston. Rainfall amounts will be highly variable, but on average most locations should pick up 0.25 to 1 inch of rain, with perhaps areas south of Interstate 10 seeing slightly higher accumulations. As these storms may be hitting about during rush hour, take a little extra care in getting home this evening. These showers, along with mostly cloudy skies, should limit highs to the upper 80s. Rain chances are lower overnight, with lows falling to around 70 degrees. TUESDAY This day should be similar to Monday, in terms of showers popping up during the afternoon hours. However, I expect less coverage of storms. Skies will be also be partly sunny, so highs may nudge up to 90 degrees in some locations. WEDNESDAY This is a bit of a transition day. We'll still see some showers, but as we're moving to a hotter and less rainy pattern, look for partly to mostly sunny skies and highs in the low 90s. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Rain chances will fall back to about 20 percent each day, with just a slight chance of a sea breeze shower in the afternoon. Otherwise expect mostly sunny skies and highs in the low to mid-90s. SATURDAY, SUNDAY, AND BEYOND The forecast period from this weekend into the middle of next week simply looks mostly sunny and hot, with high temperatures in the mid-90s. While we can't entirely rule out rain chances, the pattern does not look to produce much in the way of precipitation. As I said at the outset, summer proper is on the way. spacecityweather.com /a-few-stormy-slight ly-cooler-days-befor e-some-proper-s
 
StormChaser : I still could use some rain at my house.
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cbear Top Forum Contributor15.6 yrs
~ 3 years, 4 mos ago   Jun 5, '23 11:18am  
cbear : We should definitely see some at some point between this afternoon & tomorrow afternoon. Here is the future radar for 4pm today
 
StormChaser : Thanks. As long as it is out of here for hot tub time! LOL!
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Chickadee Top Forum Contributor9.6 yrs
~ 3 years, 4 mos ago   Jun 5, '23 11:48am  
StormChaser : Thank you! I just started decorating the back porch. It means I have to put back some stuff inside. Lol
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cbear Top Forum Contributor15.6 yrs
~ 3 years, 4 mos ago   Jun 5, '23 1:26pm  
Activity is picking up on the radar
 
StormChaser : Do you think it will arrive earlier than expected?
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Ruger5 Away / Recently Online Top Forum Contributor10.7 yrs
~ 3 years, 4 mos ago   Jun 5, '23 1:28pm  
This week's forecast Cliffs Notes: ⛈️ Today: 70% chance of storms late this afternoon (rush hour) with highs in the 80s dus to the rain/cloud cover. 🌦 Tuesday: 50% chance of storms (similar to today) with a high near 90° 🌥 Wednesday: Transition day. Rain chances start to decline. High in low 90s. 🌤🌡 Thursday & Friday: Typical summer sea breeze storm chances at 20% with highs in the mid 90s. 🌤🌡 The weekend: As of right now, the forecast looks sunny and hot with some sea breeze shower possible but only a ~20% chance. From Space City Weather A Few Stormy, Slightly Cooler Days Before Some Proper Summer Heat Arrives Eric Berger 6/5/2023 7:03 AM Good morning. So far we have eased into summertime this year. For the entire month of May, temperatures ended up slightly below normal. And the first several days of June trended cooler as well. That party, I am sorry to say, should end this week. By Thursday or Friday, as high pressure builds over the region with a warm southerly flow, I expect high temperatures to reach the mid-90s and stay there for awhile. This will be the beginning of what I like to call "Mid summer" in Houston, the second of our four phases of summer. MONDAY But we're not there yet. In the absence of high pressure, and with a moderately disturbed atmosphere, we'll see decent rain chances for the next few days. The potential for showers and thunderstorms will be highest today, with 60 to 70 percent coverage during the afternoon and early evening hours in Houston. Rainfall amounts will be highly variable, but on average most locations should pick up 0.25 to 1 inch of rain, with perhaps areas south of Interstate 10 seeing slightly higher accumulations. As these storms may be hitting about during rush hour, take a little extra care in getting home this evening. These showers, along with mostly cloudy skies, should limit highs to the upper 80s. Rain chances are lower overnight, with lows falling to around 70 degrees. TUESDAY This day should be similar to Monday, in terms of showers popping up during the afternoon hours. However, I expect less coverage of storms. Skies will be also be partly sunny, so highs may nudge up to 90 degrees in some locations. WEDNESDAY This is a bit of a transition day. We'll still see some showers, but as we're moving to a hotter and less rainy pattern, look for partly to mostly sunny skies and highs in the low 90s. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Rain chances will fall back to about 20 percent each day, with just a slight chance of a sea breeze shower in the afternoon. Otherwise expect mostly sunny skies and highs in the low to mid-90s. SATURDAY, SUNDAY, AND BEYOND The forecast period from this weekend into the middle of next week simply looks mostly sunny and hot, with high temperatures in the mid-90s. While we can't entirely rule out rain chances, the pattern does not look to produce much in the way of precipitation. As I said at the outset, summer proper is on the way. spacecityweather.com /a-few-stormy-slight ly-cooler-days-befor e-some-proper-s
 
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peppermintstick 8.6 yrs
~ 3 years, 4 mos ago   Jun 5, '23 2:51pm  
cbear : It's all very scattered right now but activity is picking up, as expected. Small cell to our east headed this way.
 
StormChaser : It's here in the back. Thunder and rain.
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