Monday’s Forecast:
Scattered showers and few thunderstorms to kick off the morning, moving in from the coast and pushing north of I-10 by the afternoon. Showers becoming stray through the evening otherwise looking at partly sunny conditions for most. Highs will remain above average in the mid and upper 80s. Southeast winds increase through the afternoon gusting near 20 mph.
Tuesday’s Forecast:
Tuesday partly sunny with shower chances focused mainly to the west of Houston. Winds staying breezy this week with rain chances sticking around each day. Most days aren’t washouts but Thursday could be our best chance at widespread rain.
Tracking the Tropics:
Hurricane Tammy continues to move north into Atlantic eventually losing hurricane status as it approaches Bermuda by the middle of the week.
“Norma” weakened to tropical storm over the weekend. Monday afternoon Norma becomes a tropical depression still dumping rain across the west coast of Mexico. This area of Mexico usually only gets rain from tropical systems.
In the Eastern Pacific Tropical Storm Otis will downgrade to a depression this week bringing rough surf along Mexico’s coast. Another area of interest is in the Caribbean Sea where a disturbance has a 60% chance of developing in the next 48 hours, could bring rain across Central America.
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10-Day Forecast:
Tropical moisture from Norma may bring us a few showers Monday through Wednesday. Temperatures will stay unseasonably warm with highs in the mid-80s through the weekend. Next weekend a colder push of air tries to move in this could potentially drop temperatures into the 70s for Halloween.