Tracking Saturday morning thunderstorms in Houston.

Today’s Forecast:

We’re tracking scattered showers and a chance for thunderstorms this morning as a front pushes through our area. Rain for some, not all – some neighborhoods are getting rain right now as I type this while others will get some later and some will stay dry.

Track radar right now here:

Today we’re off to a foggy start especially if you live just south of I-10, not to mention the roadways are wet and slippery this morning. So please take it slow on our roadways and use your low-beams.

We’re tracking near-record-breaking temps today, again. Today’s high is 82 and record-breaking is 87 in 1973. So today will be hot, especially with the humidity, but not record-breaking. With that being said, we’re still 11 degrees above average.

Another, stronger cold front is set to move through the area on Monday. We are very dry right now so we can use some rain, however, know that it will brings some strong thunderstorms that will impact travel across the state.

Another chance for rain Sunday and Monday as a cold front moves through SE Texas. Temperatures will remain above average until. There is some hope that fall will return starting Tuesday, with morning lows in the 50s and highs in the 60s and 70s!

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Tracking Saturday morning thunderstorms in Houston.

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