Houston weather: More rain possible Friday, Saturday

HOUSTON - Another round of scattered showers and storms is possible today and again Saturday as deep tropical moisture remains in place over Southeast Texas.

A Flood Advisory is in effect until 4:45 p.m. for parts of Harris, Fort Bend, and Brazoria Counties. The National Weather Service says 1–2 inches of rain have fallen in the area, and they're expecting another 1–2 inches, which could lead to minor flooding.

Not everyone will see rain the entire time, but the strongest downpours could briefly produce heavy rain, lightning, gusty winds, and quick street flooding.

Unsettled pattern slowly eases

Rain chances continue into Sunday and Monday, but coverage should become more scattered as the pattern gradually shifts.

There will be dry breaks in between showers, and temperatures should begin warming back up as more sunshine works into the forecast.

Summer heat builds back in

Hot and humid weather returns for much of next week as rain chances drop and temperatures climb.

Highs should push back into the low 90s, with muggy conditions making it feel even hotter during the afternoon.

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