Houston weather: Warm, humid Tuesday ahead of storms on Wednesday

Houston weather: Warm Tuesday, storms Wednesday

Most of Tuesday looks quiet, but the air will feel humid as Gulf moisture continues to stream in and isolated mid-to-late day showers are possible. A stronger system pushes in late Wednesday into Wednesday night, bringing a widespread round of showers and thunderstorms.

HOUSTON - Southeast Texas begins the week on a warm and humid note with a steady breeze and a mix of clouds and sunshine.

Most of Tuesday looks quiet, but the air will feel humid as Gulf moisture continues to stream in and isolated mid-to-late day showers are possible.

Storms arrive late Wednesday

A stronger system pushes in late Wednesday into Wednesday night, bringing a widespread round of showers and thunderstorms.

Some storms could produce heavy downpours, gusty winds, and lightning, so plan for possible issues at the rodeo and keep an eye on the forecast as the front approaches.

Chilly mornings after the front

Once the front clears the area, noticeably cooler and drier air settles in. The end of the week will feature bright skies and a couple of crisp, chilly mornings before temperatures slowly moderate heading into the weekend.