Thursday weather forecast
Rain and storms will continue to build and move through the area as we wait for a surface low pressure to 'kick' everything out of here by later this afternoon. The heaviest of rain has already fallen west of Houston, through portions of Wharton, Colorado, Austin, and Waller counties. We've also seen a couple of inches accumulate in northwestern Harris and Montgomery counties. An additional 1 to 3" of rain is likely as a Flash Flood Watch remains in effect for much of the area until 3PM. As the rain leaves, windier conditions will prevail and temperatures will be cooling off as we head into the new year. As 2020 comes to an end, it will be chilly with temperatures likely in the low to mid 40s at midnight.
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