Houston weather: Scattered storm chances Thursday, flood watches remain
Houston weather: Storm threat continues on Thursday
Several places northeast of Houston faced heavy rain from Edouard, but things have slightly calmed down. However, the remnants of Edouard are still lingering in the area, so we're still keeping an eye on the storm threat.
HOUSTON - The remnants of Edouard are still lingering and continuing to cause heavy rainfall throughout the area.
Flood risk continues
The Flood Watch remains in effect for Montgomery, Liberty, Polk, and surrounding areas through 1pm Friday. The highest risk for serious flooding is across the Piney Woods and northeast of Houston.
Downpours today and tomorrow
Scattered showers and storms are expected today and tomorrow. A few could produce brief, heavy rainfall and localized street flooding even in areas not under a flood watch.
Holiday weekend outlook
Afternoon storms remain possible through Labor Day weekend, but coverage should be more scattered. Expect very warm, humid temperatures in the low to mid 90s with mainly late afternoon rain.
The Source: Your Gulf Coast Weather Authority