John Dawson

Storms and heavy downpours will become widespread Monday as tropical moisture collides with a stalling front.

A few spotty showers are possible Saturday, but the bigger story will be the steamy feel for anyone spending time outside. Storm chances look more likely by World Cup Sunday.

Less rain will lead to some very warm days with a humid pattern still in place.

The unsettled pattern lingers into Sunday, but storm coverage should begin to drop as warmer air builds back in.

Temperatures combined with humidity will have it feeling closer to 100 outside. Also, make sure to look up in the sky on Sunday for a rare Blue Moon.

Storm coverage ramps back up Wednesday into Thursday as another disturbance moves into the region.

Scattered thunderstorms develop late Tuesday evening and continue into early Wednesday morning across Southeast Texas. Some storms could turn strong with gusty winds, frequent lightning, and heavy downpours during the overnight hours.

Texas is entering several days of stormy weather and the first line of storms is expected late Tuesday and overnight into early Wednesday.

A more active pattern develops on Tuesday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms become more likely through the end of the week.

Gulf moisture continues building through the weekend, then a more active weather pattern develops early next week.