As the weekend comes to a close, Houston is bracing for some potential stormy weather Sunday night. While the day may end with lingering showers, most of the rain is expected to taper off by the evening. Coastal areas and regions south of Interstate 10 could experience heavy downpours.
Looking ahead, the start of the week promises a reprieve from the recent wet conditions, thanks to a slow-moving cold front. This shift in the weather pattern is anticipated to bring cooler and drier air, providing a much-needed break from the persistent rainfall. Morning temperatures are likely to settle in the comfortable range of upper 60s to low 70s.
In addition to the immediate forecast, weather experts are keeping an eye on a developing area of low pressure in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico. The warm waters and low wind shear in the region may foster further development by midweek, with the potential for a northward-moving system.
As we approach the end of the week and into the weekend, an increase in rain chances along the Gulf Coast is anticipated. While no formations have occurred yet, meteorologists will continue to monitor the situation closely as models evolve.
