Houston Braces for More Storms: What to Expect

Heavy Rainfall Expected:: Rainfall totals of 2 to 5 inches are expected, with isolated spots potentially seeing up to 6 inches. This could lead to street flooding, especially in northern and northwestern areas.

Flood Watch in Effect:: Several counties, including Washington, Grimes, Walker and Trinity, are under a flood watch through Thursday evening. Other counties may be added depending on rainfall development.

Severe Storm Potential:: Some storms could produce hail, high winds, and isolated funnel clouds or tornadoes. The risk of severe weather will persist through the weekend.

Why this matters:: These weather conditions can disrupt daily life, causing travel delays, property damage, and potential safety hazards. Staying informed and prepared is crucial for residents in the affected areas.

Saturday: Weather will be driven more by the heating of the day, not an organized storm system.

Weekend Onward: Expect more storms in the afternoon, which will be much more hit and miss.

Temperatures: Temperatures will range from the upper 80s to mid-90s through the upcoming Saturday.

Stay Informed: Monitor local news and weather updates regularly.

Avoid Travel: If possible, avoid unnecessary travel during periods of heavy rain and flooding.

Secure Property: Secure outdoor items that could be damaged by high winds or hail.

Residents in low-lying areas prone to flooding.

Commuters who rely on roadways that may experience street flooding.

Individuals with outdoor plans or activities scheduled for the weekend.

Q: What should I do during a flash flood?

Q: How can I stay updated on weather alerts?

Expect heavy rainfall and potential flooding in the Houston area.

Stay alert for severe weather, including hail, high winds, and possible tornadoes.

Monitor weather updates and avoid unnecessary travel during storms.

The stormy pattern is expected to continue through the weekend, with afternoon storms likely.