Tonight’s Forecast:
Yesterday was our last day with highs in the 80s for at least the next two weeks. Today, we’re back in the 90s with a 30% chance of storms. Cells that develop will again be strong with heavy rain with lots of lightning.
Thursday’s Forecast:
Temperatures will top out once again in the lower-90s with isolated afternoon thunderstorms. We have a low severe weather threat for most of southeast Texas for the risk of strong winds and small hail.
Scorching heat returns:
After the rain moves out, high pressure moves in and dominates the forecast next week. Forecast highs will be in the mid-to-upper 90s and even 100 degrees, the hottest we’ve seen since last September!
10-day Forecast:
As rain chances lower, temperatures climb. We’ll have off and on rain through Saturday. But starting Sunday, we’re going to get our hottest temperatures of the year. And it isn’t out of the question we’ll get our first 100 degree day of the year next week.
Tracking the tropics:
The one disturbance we’re watching this week is way out in the northern Atlantic. These storms have a 10% chance of becoming Bret in the next seven days.
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