Introduction to Houston Weather
Southeastern Texas is experiencing hot and muggy conditions, with temperatures expected to climb into the mid-90s. Isolated showers are possible throughout the afternoon and early evening, primarily south of Interstate 10.
Current Weather Conditions
Current temperatures in the area are in the low to mid-70s, though some outlying areas like Bay City and Wharton are cooler. Humidity levels are expected to remain high throughout the day. While some showers were moving across western and northern Texas, southeastern Texas remained high and dry. The chance of rain is low and not expected to disrupt most plans.
Today’s Forecast
Today’s forecast indicates that the heat will continue, with temperatures rising into the mid-90s. The isolated showers that are possible will not significantly impact plans for the day. It’s essential to stay hydrated and take precautions against the heat.
Monday Forecast
The forecast for Monday, which includes a Houston Texans home game, shows a slightly higher chance for showers north of I-10. The showers are not expected to be widespread enough to cancel plans. However, it’s always a good idea to check the weather forecast before heading out to any events.
Tropical Forecast
Looking ahead, a tropical wave off the African coast is being monitored by the Hurricane Center. It has a 60% chance of development over the next seven days, but it is not expected to pose a threat to Texas or the United States, as it is projected to curve northward. The month of September is expected to end with below-average precipitation and above-average temperatures. The region will continue to feel like summer as fall approaches.
Conclusion
In conclusion, southeastern Texas can expect hot and muggy conditions to continue, with a slight chance of isolated showers. The tropical wave being monitored is not expected to pose a threat to the region. As the summer months come to a close, the area will continue to experience above-average temperatures and below-average precipitation. It’s crucial to stay informed about the weather forecast to plan accordingly and stay safe. The information in this article is courtesy of the FOX 26 Houston weather team.
