Houston weather: Cold front brings heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding risk
HOUSTON - Widespread rain and storms are likely for much of Sunday as a cold front moves through Southeast Texas. Downpours will roll across the Greater Houston area by the early afternoon hours.
Weather in Houston today
The FOX26 area is under a 1/5 risk for strong to severe storms on Sunday, and certain spots are under a 2/4 risk for flooding. We could see 2–6" of localized heavy rain with isolated higher amounts.
Parts of the Houston area closer to the coast are also under a Wind Advisory for gusts that could reach upwards of 45kts.
Houston weather: Nov. 15 morning forecast
Widespread rain and storms are likely much of Sunday as a cold front moves through Southeast Texas.
Weather this week in Houston
By Monday morning, temperatures will once again take a dip into the 50s, with highs only around 60 degrees Monday afternoon. Rain should quickly move out by early Monday making way for a mostly dry day. Temperatures will also stay on the chilly side for Tuesday morning with lows in the 40s and 50s and highs in the 60s Tuesday afternoon.
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The Source: Information in this article is from the FOX 26 Weather Team.