Weekend Recap:
On Sunday, Houston broke a record at IAH and Hobby. IAH’s previous record was 85 set back in 1948, and Hobby hit a high of 90 Sunday afternoon, breaking the record set in 1977 of 86. Talk about a summer feel – Houston starts to feel more like fall behind a late week cold front.
The heat pushes us 1 degree above the daily record
Monday’s Forecast:
Monday morning brings another chance for fog across southeast Texas. Watch for reduced visibility.
Foggy start with a warm afternoon
High pressure will continue to help temperatures climb above average this week. The warmth is also paired with a flow off the Gulf, which will help increase humidity and bring enough moisture for hit-and-miss showers, as rain chances increase significantly late week along a cold front.
More above average and record breaking temperatures
Cold front coming late week:
Our best chance of seeing rain will be by the end of next week, as a sizable cold front is expected to bring showers and thunderstorm chances. We’ll adjust the timing as we get closer to the dates next week; however, with all the warm air in place, it could also bring a threat for some strong to severe thunderstorms.
A cold front will bring heavy downpours and gusty winds with thunderstorms.
Storms could also lead to street flooding and ponding. Check back with the forecast as timing and impacts will change.
Watch for heavy downpours that could lead to street flooding and ponding.
Your extended forecast:
Behind Thursday’s cold front, temperatures will continue to fall back in the 70s. There will also be an additional rainmaker next weekend that could help cool temperatures as well.
A big pattern change as a cold front moves across Texas late week
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