Houston Weather Update
The city of Houston is experiencing a clear and pleasant Monday morning, with highs expected to reach the 90s in the afternoon. Despite the warm temperatures, the mornings will remain clear and comfortable, with overnight lows falling into the 60s.
Current Weather Conditions
The average highs for mid-October are typically in the low to mid 80s, but Houston will continue to see highs closer to 90. The good news is that the sunshine and light breezes will make for pleasant mornings, but may also contribute to the formation of ozone pollution in the afternoons.
Drought Warning
The drought in Houston may worsen due to the dry conditions that are expected to continue for most of the week. Rain chances will remain very low until rising slightly toward the end of the work week. Several counties are under declared burn bans to prevent wildfires, highlighting the need for caution and vigilance.
Weekly Forecast
For the next seven days, Houston can expect a continuation of the warm stretch, with highs consistently in the upper 80s and low 90s. Isolated showers may return beginning Friday, but the conditions are expected to remain very dry.
Tropical Storm Update
A new tropical storm, Lorenzo, has formed in the central Atlantic with maximum sustained winds near 45 mph. However, it is not expected to pose a threat to the US, Caribbean, or the Gulf, and will remain well out to sea.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Houston’s weather is expected to remain warm and dry for the most part, with a slight chance of rain towards the end of the week. The drought may worsen, and residents are advised to take precautions to prevent wildfires. The tropics remain quiet for the Houston area, with no major threats expected in the near future.
