Rainfall Tuesday:

It was a totally drab Tuesday with persistent rainfall nearly all day, but it was mostly just light to moderate rain. Accumulation was mostly been less than half an inch. This kept temperatures in the 60s giving Houston a high of 65°.

Tonight’s Forecast:

The light rainfall is tapering off giving us a quiet and mostly dry evening. Overnight tonight expect mostly cloudy skies with lows in the upper 50s.

Wednesday’s Forecast:

Despite the cool start to the day in the 50s, Wednesday will bring the sunshine back which will bring temperatures to the upper 70s!

Next Storm Chance:

Our next storm chances will come late Friday night into Saturday morning with a front. These storms will have the potential to be strong to severe.

If you have plans Saturday, fear not! The rain chances are most likely before sunrise and Saturday afternoon looks lovely. If a Game 6 of the World Series is needed, it would be in Houston Saturday and weather should not be an issue.

10-day Forecast:

We climb back to the 80s Thursday, with our next chance of rain Friday and Saturday. We fall back this weekend, and get an extra hour of sleep as daylight saving time comes to an end. Election day is Tuesday, with no weather issues to vote.

Tracking the tropics:

We have two tropical systems in the Atlantic Basin and neither is a threat to the Gulf Coast. Tropical Storm Lisa is moving west. It is forecast to hit near Belize midweek. It is not a threat to the Gulf of Mexico. Tropical Storm Martin is moving northeast away from land.