Residents of Houston, TX should brace for a strong cold front moving through the region late Monday into early Tuesday. This system is set to bring thunderstorms and locally heavy rain, potentially impacting areas including the I-10 corridor. The National Weather Service warns of possible flash flooding, especially in low-lying areas.
According to the Houston-Galveston National Weather Service, widespread showers and storms will develop from the coast inland as the front approaches, with the risk of severe weather peaking from late Monday night into early Tuesday morning. Gusty winds up to 30 mph and rainfall totals ranging from a quarter to over an inch could make roads hazardous.
Residents are advised to monitor weather updates and avoid travel during peak storm periods. The storm’s passage will lead to a notable drop in temperatures by Tuesday, with daytime highs only reaching around 73°F, compared to Monday’s high of 84°F. This cooldown will continue through the week with gradual clearing.
The five-day forecast anticipates intermittent showers on Wednesday and a chance of thunderstorms through Thursday. By the end of the week, the weather is expected to stabilize with partly sunny conditions on Friday and highs near 80°F.
