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Scattered downpours remain a concern for southeast Texas over the next several days. Some of those heavy rains could cause street flooding and could happen any time during the day or night. Be careful driving in the dark! The rainy pattern sticks around for Houston all the way through the 7 day period. Temperatures look to stay mostly near/below normal with increased cloud cover and rain chances.

It?s now been five years since Hurricane Harvey ravaged the Texas coast. FOX 26?s Greg Groogan paid a visit to the hard-hit area of Meyerland to see what?s changed in the community.

National Hurricane Center still focused on two tropical waves. For now, Houston is watching one of them.

Dr. Todd Romero with the University of Houston spoke with FOX 26 to learn more about an online archive, Resilient Houston: Documenting Hurricane Harvey, which features firsthand accounts from witnesses, survivors, and first responders and how they demonstrated the city's resiliency during a time of crisis.

Dr. Debbie Harwell with the University of Houston's Center for Public History spoke with FOX 26 to learn more about the online archive created to document Hurricane Harvey.

Be on the lookout for a few rounds of heavy rain over the next few days. Today, a scattering of downpours is expected with some dropping more than 2" of rain. Depending on location, some street flooding will be possible. Conditions look favorable for isolated heavy storms for tomorrow and Friday as well. Our overall pattern is likely to stay on the wet side for the next couple of weeks. The tropics remain remarkably quiet for now, but activity could pick up at the end of the month and into early September.

The widespread flood risk has diminished some for southeast Texas but an unsettled pattern remains. Possible heavy downpours could still lead to some isolated street flooding for parts of Houston. Look for the afternoon highs to stick in the upper 80s for the next couple of days and then return to the lower 90s for the weekend.

The widespread flood risk has diminished some for southeast Texas but an unsettled pattern remains. Possible heavy downpours could still lead to some isolated street flooding for parts of Houston. Look for the afternoon highs to stick in the upper 80s for the next couple of days and then return to the lower 90s for the weekend.

The tropical wave from yesterday is gone. But two new areas have replaced it! Meteorologist John Dawson has the latest on the Atlantic basin.

Up to 4" of rain fell in parts of Montgomery County early this morning and, after a lull in activity, we will most likely see storms redevelop this afternoon. Watch for some downpours that could drop a quick 2-3" of rain. A high probability for rain will remain in place through the end of the week. Rainy weather has certainly put a dent in our drought, but also comes with the daily threat for isolated heavy rain.

Parts of the FOX26 area are under a Flood Watch until Tuesday evening. Be ready for some heavy downpours and stormy weather at times across Southeast Texas for the next several days. With the extra clouds and chances for rain the afternoon high temperatures will be below the expected end of August averages in the mid 90s. Stay connected with the FOX26 Weather App over the next few days!

Parts of the FOX26 area are under a Flood Watch until Tuesday evening. Be ready for some heavy downpours and stormy weather at times across Southeast Texas for the next several days. With the extra clouds and chances for rain the afternoon high temperatures will be below the expected end of August averages in the mid 90s. Stay connected with the FOX26 Weather App over the next few days!

The National Hurricane Center is watching a tropical wave in the Atlantic. And can you remember the next name on the tropical cyclones list?