LIVE RADAR: Strong storms racing across Houston early Monday morning Morning commutes at risk with storms moving 40 mph, keeping roads slick
HOUSTON – A fast-moving cluster of storms is racing across the region this morning, moving at 40 mph and bringing heavy downpours, lightning, and even some small hail.
The whole cluster will be east and offshore by 4 am but roads will remain very wet and slick for the early morning commute.
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To stay ahead of the weather, keep an eye on the radar for the latest updates.
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