Houston, TX – A mix of showers and thunderstorms is set to roll into the Houston area this week, bringing cooler temperatures and possible travel delays. Starting late Tuesday, rain chances will increase, with storms peaking Wednesday and continuing through Friday.
According to the National Weather Service, isolated showers could begin as early as Tuesday evening, with more widespread rainfall expected overnight into Wednesday. Thunderstorms are likely Wednesday afternoon, with precipitation chances exceeding 70%. Roads like I-45 and Highway 59 may experience slick conditions during commutes. Drivers should plan extra travel time and remain cautious of potential standing water.
Temperatures will remain moderate but dip slightly as the week progresses. Tuesday’s high is forecast at 64°F, with lows near 55°F by nightfall. Wednesday could bring highs of 68°F before falling into the low 60s by evening. Thursday and Friday may feel cooler, with highs hovering around 59°F.
The extended forecast suggests heavy rain at times, increasing risks for localized flooding in low-lying areas. Thursday night is expected to bring the strongest storms of the week, with gusty winds and occasional lightning. Residents should monitor updates from local authorities and prepare for possible disruptions to outdoor activities or evening plans.
Looking ahead to the weekend, rain is expected to taper off by Saturday afternoon, leaving partly cloudy skies and highs near 63°F. For now, keep umbrellas handy, and check local weather alerts for real-time updates.
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