Tracking Sunday Heat & Dry Afternoon:

Some early morning storms are possible, however, most of Sunday and Monday will be rain free (unfortunately), and still warm in the upper 90s. The north wind in place will keep humidity in check so it won’t be as oppressive as most of the past week.

Rain Chances Are Back This Week:

Another cold front will dip in across SE Texas mid-week bringing another round of north wind and showers and thunderstorms for a few days.

Rainfall totals look to range anywhere from an half an inch to 1-2″ further north of Houston. We’ll certainly take anything we can get!

Hurricane Lee & Tropical Storm Margot:

Lee has is a Category three hurricane in the central Atlantic. This storm will push to the WNW through the weekend. Long range models have Lee turning north next week and not making a direct hit on the United States. Dangerous rip currents and seas will impact the east coast.

For up-to-the-minute alerts during our hurricane season, download our KPRC Hurricane Tracker 2 App.

Tropical Storm Margot formed Thursday afternoon and is expected to become a Category 1 hurricane staying out in the Atlantic Ocean.

10-Day Forecast:

While we got close to 100 on Saturday, 97 was the official high. In fact, we may have finally seen the END of our 100s for this summer! Next week a northerly wind will keep temperatures in the 90s and small areas of low pressure may bring much needed rain from time to time. The latest date we’ve ever hit 100° was September 27, 2005. It occurred as Hurricane Rita passed to the east of Houston. The dry north winds created the conditions to hit 100°.