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#FOX26 Meteoróloga Lena Maria Arango tiene su pronóstico para la semana laboral.

While today is not a repeat of Tuesday, locally heavy rainfall and strong to severe storms are possible. The front makes it to the coast, but stalls leading to periods of rain all week. Monday will be cloudy, drizzly and chilly with temperatures likely falling throughout the day as northwest winds take over. Rain chances then build again as we make our way toward our next front on Thursday. Post-frontal weather looks fantastic for the weekend, with sunshine returning.

Tomorrow starts a rainy pattern that will be around Southeast Texas for several days. Sunday will see rounds of heavy rain during most of the day with some stronger storms moving through with a front in the afternoon. That front stalls and keep rain in the forecast. Everyday won't be a washout, but some days will see heavy downpours mixed in with showers.

Saturday will feature light, scattered showers mainly in the first half of the day with a lull in activity in the afternoon/evening. Early Sunday morning, rain returns with more potency, with several pushes of locally heavy rain and the potential for strong to severe storms through the afternoon. That front then stalls, keeping us unsettled through at least Thursday. Several days of rain could lead to issues from time to time, so allow for plenty of extra time to navigate the roadways this week and stick with us for updates.

We are in the process of transitioning into a cloudy, wet and at times stormy weather pattern. Stay alert over the weekend with the increased risk for flooding, especially Sunday. Tonight will still be cool with a few showers moving in. Rain increases for Saturday along with warmer temperatures near 70. Sunday as a front approaches, heavy downpours will become more likely along with a few strong storms. We are in a Category 1 out of 5 Marginal Risk for severe weather Sunday with isolated damaging wind gusts possible. There's also a higher threat for excessive rain which means flood threat will increase. I expect 1-3" of rain this weekend. More waves of rain will continue Monday through Wednesday. Showers should finally wind down late Thursday as cooler air moves in.

We are in the process of transitioning into a cloudy, wet and at times stormy weather pattern. Stay alert over the weekend with the increased risk for flooding, especially Sunday. Tonight will still be cool with a few showers moving in. Rain increases for Saturday along with warmer temperatures near 70. Sunday as a front approaches, heavy downpours will become more likely along with a few strong storms. We are in a Category 1 out of 5 Marginal Risk for severe weather Sunday with isolated damaging wind gusts possible. There's also a higher threat for excessive rain which means flood threat will increase. I expect 1-3" of rain this weekend. More waves of rain will continue Monday through Wednesday. Showers should finally wind down late Thursday as cooler air moves in.

Today is a transition day toward a milder, more humid and unsettled pattern that will carry us through much of next week. Though scattered showers will be around pretty much each day, they look to be mostly light to moderate. Sunday will need to be watched a little more closely for the possibility of locally heavy rainfall and a few stronger storms.

Get ready for more rain. In fact, a rainy pattern will begin this weekend and last through much of next week. Expect a decent, cool day today with increasing clouds, showers on Saturday, then possible downpours Sunday. Heading into next week, a wavering cold front will move back and forth across the region brings a few additional rounds of rain. Temperatures will be cool, but not frigid.

It will be a chilly start Friday in the 30s for most before climbing to the low 60s Friday afternoon. More clouds Friday will lead to rounds of showers Saturday. Heavy rain and storms are expected with a cold front Sunday. Weather pattern stays unsettled through much of next week.