Houston, TX – A weekend cool front will bring much-needed relief to Houston after heavy rain and thunderstorms continue to drench the area through Friday. With localized downpours expected, flood risks remain high, particularly in coastal and low-lying neighborhoods.
The National Weather Service forecasts a 90% chance of rain today, urging residents to stay cautious, especially during peak travel times. Areas along the coast may experience localized flooding, and drivers are advised to avoid water-covered roads. Rain will continue into Friday, with scattered storms causing potential hazards during the evening commute.
According to the latest reports, the rain will begin to taper off Friday night as a cool front moves in, bringing clearer skies and a significant temperature drop. Highs will fall to the mid-70s by Saturday, providing a break from the humid and stormy conditions. By Sunday, Houston can expect sunny weather with daytime highs reaching the low 80s.
Residents should monitor local forecasts, as flash flood warnings may be issued with little notice. Be prepared by securing outdoor furniture and avoiding unnecessary travel. The city’s emergency services are on standby for any severe weather developments through the end of the week.
