Monday rain and storms are still in the forecast; the big difference is the coverage. Southeast Texas no longer has to worry about widespread rain on Memorial Day, but there will be areas of scattered showers and storms.
Since we miss out on city-wide downpours, temperatures will rise into the upper 80s. The heat is also paired with poor air quality, as ozone builds. If you have any respiratory illness, avoid prolonged periods outdoors.
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Memorial Day Monday:
Monday morning, the best chance for storms will be right along the coast.
In the afternoon, storm chances continue to stay well south of I-10.
Monday evening shower and storm chances will be best north of Harris county. The storms will continue to move east to southwest approaching 290 after sunset.
10-Day Forecast:
Because of a lingering trough of low pressure, scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible each afternoon through Friday. Expect a few bright spells in between, but don’t put away the rain gear just yet.
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