Houston weather forecast: Storms Tuesday as cold front moves through
Houston weather: Storms Tuesday as cold front moves through
Storms are expected Tuesday as a cold front slides through on Election Day. The front could produce widespread heavy rain, strong winds and hail across the area. Southeast Texas is under a 1/4 risk for flooding. If you are voting on Election Day, head to the polls early because the heaviest rain looks to begin late morning through the evening hours.
HOUSTON - Expect a few isolated showers on Monday and storms on Tuesday as a cold front slides through Houston.
Mild Monday
Monday begins with patchy fog across Southeast Texas. There could be a few spots with dense fog, so drive cautiously.
Humidity remains on the rise with afternoon highs in the low to mid 80s. There will be a few isolated showers across the area.
Election Day storms expected
Storms are expected Tuesday as a cold front slides through on Election Day.
The front could produce widespread heavy rain, strong winds and hail across the area. Southeast Texas is under a 1/4 risk for flooding.
If you are voting on Election Day, head to the polls early because the heaviest rain looks to begin late morning through the evening hours.
Cooler behind front
Behind the front, pleasant air settles in, with cooler morning temperatures on Wednesday through the start of the weekend.
Look for high temperatures in the 70s and wake up temperatures will dip back into the 50s.
The Source: The information in this article comes from the FOX 26 weather team.