Timeline for Monday\u2019s Severe Storms:<\/b><\/p>\n
Monday morning, there is a chance for hit-and-miss showers ahead of the main line of storms as a cold front approaches. Monday afternoon, most rain activity is west or north of southeast Texas.<\/p>\n
Hit and miss spotty showers ahead of the main line of storms<\/p>\n
It is early evening when the Brazos Valley begins to see storms move in. The line will continue to move southeast, impacting communities mainly north of I-10 through the evening commute.<\/p>\n
Storms north of I-10 , dry commute southLine continues to move southeast into the NW Harris County<\/p>\n
By 9 PM, the line of storms is over Harris County and Fort Bend, moving south.<\/p>\n
Storms move into Harris County<\/p>\n
Midnight, the line moves south of I-10 and reaches the coast by 1 AM, with the bulk of the rain exiting into the Gulf no later than 3 AM.<\/p>\n
storms continue to dive southeast into Wharton, Matagorda, Brazoria, Chambers and Galveston counties.Storms move out<\/p>\n
These storms have the potential to produce damaging winds, hail, isolated tornadoes, and localized flooding.<\/p>\n
MondayThe flash flood risk is low, watch for ponding and minor street flooding.<\/p>\n
Behind the storms:<\/b><\/p>\n
Behind the cold fronts, high pressure builds in, and sunshine returns just in time for Thanksgiving. This time, the fronts bring a welcome cool-down into the 60s for highs and 40s and 50s for morning lows.<\/p>\n
Thanksgiving day forecast (Copyright 2025 by KPRC Click2Houston – All rights reserved.)Your extended forecast:<\/b><\/p>\n
Another round of rain and storms is possible next weekend, which will help keep temperatures at or below average.<\/p>\n
Drying out and cooling off just in time for Thanksgiving, rain returns over the weekendClick 2 Pins<\/b><\/p>\n