Houston, Texas – Spring storms will hammer Houston starting Tuesday afternoon, with a heightened chance for lightning, flooded roads, and travel delays through midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms develops by 7 a.m. Tuesday, increasing to 50% by midday and continuing into Tuesday night. Conditions intensify Wednesday with a 70% rain and thunderstorm chance, particularly impacting evening commutes on I-45, I-69, and Beltway 8.
While no watches are in effect as of Monday night, localized downpours and gusty winds may cause ponding on roads and brief power outages. Tuesday’s high will reach 83°F with continued moisture and instability through Wednesday. Drivers should avoid low-lying routes during heavy rain and keep headlights on during reduced visibility.
On Tuesday night, the storm chance remains at 30%, tapering off late. Wednesday brings another wave of potential thunderstorms, with activity possibly stretching into the evening. Lightning, isolated wind gusts, and slick roadways are possible.
Thursday through Saturday will trend drier, though lingering moisture brings slight storm chances each afternoon. Highs will stay in the low to mid-80s with warm, humid air dominating.
🌤️ Five-Day Spring Forecast for Houston
- Tuesday: Showers & thunderstorms likely after 7 a.m., high 83°F.
- Wednesday: Showers/storms likely, high near 81°F.
- Thursday: Partly sunny, slight chance of storms, high near 83°F.
- Friday: Partly sunny, high near 84°F.
- Saturday: Mostly sunny, high near 85°F.
