Wednesday’s Forecast:

After a couple of dry and warm days, our first round of rain arrives tomorrow with scattered showers and thunderstorms as the cold front heads to the coast. We’ll get wave after wave of rain through Saturday. Four-day rain totals range from 3″-8″ with flooding possible.

Flood threat starts Wednesday night:

Here’s why this is a potential flood threat, mainly Thursday and Friday: We have a constant stream of moisture from the subtropical jet stream coming in from the Pacific Ocean. We have a cool front that stalls right over southeast Texas Wednesday morning. This translates to wave after wave of rain. Thursday and Friday look like the days with the most widespread and heaviest rain. Four-day rain totals range from 3″-8″.

10-day Forecast:

The heavy rain and front finally start to move away from the area on Saturday afternoon leading to a drier Easter Sunday!