More storms expected in Houston Tuesday and Wednesday along with damaging winds

Today’s forecast:

Today is another hot and humid day with more storms expected. Temperatures rise into the mid-90s under partly cloudy skies.

Thunderstorms should form in the afternoon, even strong. Our western cities are at risk of bad weather. The line is west of Huntsville, The Woodlands and Katy. East and south of this line, storms will be isolated. Make sure you are prepared for the weather! Our main concern is damaging winds over 60 mph.

In search of the tropics:

Next week we follow the tropics. There is deep tropical moisture in the Caribbean Sea that will move toward Florida tomorrow through Friday. Although this is not expected to become a named storm, it is expected to flood parts of the state. Forecasts become tricky on Saturday. The latest data offers a wide range of options for what this Gulf low will look like this weekend. The US model predicts that a tropical storm could form and affect Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi on Sunday and Monday. The European model retains a large area of ​​disorganized rain. Euro is experiencing heavy rain moving into southeast Texas Sunday evening and possibly lasting through Tuesday. Rainfall totals in this scenario could reach 6″. It’s a good reminder that you don’t need a named storm for it to flood. Another good reminder is that when there are so many discrepancies in weather models, accuracy is low. This is why we tell you that we are always monitoring. This result is far from being determined.

10-day forecast:

From Friday to Sunday, the weather will be extremely hot and humid, but dry. Depending on what happens with this tropical humidity, rain could persist for most of next week.