FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- TOMORROW: Stray PM pop-up showers
- FRONT NEARBY: Close enough Tuesday/Wednesday to give us small rain chance
- HARVEY ANNIVERSARY: Hurricane Harvey made landfall on this day in 2017
FORECAST
FRONT NEARBY, SMALL RAIN CHANCE ON TUESDAY
A cold front -- that brings much of the country cool air, but not us -- will seep south towards our area. As it pulls up stationary, a few showers and storms may form along the boundary (30%). Unfortunately, high pressure is still overhead, preventing widespread rainfall. Temperatures will remain similar in the upper 90s.
Rain chances will linger Tuesday night into Wednesday, before dry conditions take over for the end of the work week.
TROPICAL UPDATE AND REMEMBERING HARVEY
Today marks the 8th anniversary of Hurricane Harvey’s landfall. It ranks as the second costliest in U.S. history and the wettest, with over 30 trillions gallons of water falling over Texas and Louisiana.
As for the current tropical situation, we’re no longer watching a weak wave that’s moving into the Caribbean. The National Hurricane Center has dropped odds of development to 0%, as it’s showing no signs of organization. We do not expect this to impact Texas.
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