Our weekend forecast:
Saturday is the pick day of the weekend, no rain and temperatures near average. It isn’t until Sunday where rain chances return to southeast Texas , dropping temperatures into the 60s.
Sunday will see a disturbance moving in from west Texas that brings in light to moderate rain across southeast Texas. The steadiest and heaviest rain will set up west and south of Houston.
Here is a closer look at the timeline- Before sunrise spotty showers mainly west of Houston. By 9 am showers begin to move into Wharton, Fort Bend County through coastal Brazoria.
As the day goes on Houston will begin to see rain chances increasing. Rain coverage slowly turns more scattered instead of widespread through Sunday evening.
Tracking the tropics:
The remainder of this hurricane season will limp to the finish line, and this disturbance is a good example. The area in the yellow color has a 10% chance of becoming our next named storm. It is moving east and will not affect the United States. The next name on the list is Kyle.
This fall feel will stay through the next 10 days. Our average high for this time of year is 76°, and we’re pretty close to this through Saturday, next weekend. And I don’t have a morning temperature above 60°.
