Houston weather: Humid, unsettled pattern continues Thursday

Shower chances for Central Texas

HOUSTON - The Weather Prediction Center has outlined a 1/4 risk for isolated flooding across central Texas through tonight. 

Scattered downpours will continue through this evening for parts of the Texas Hill Country that have been ravaged by extreme flooding over the holiday weekend. 

Rivers are now well within their banks and, in fact, most are close to the pre-flood levels, but any more intense rainfall could cause levels to rise again.

Humid, unsettled pattern here

Summer downpours are winding down in the greater Houston area today and will likely return tomorrow. 

Downpours are expected to be a bit less widespread tomorrow. Individual storms could drop a quick 1-3" of rain. 

Widespread flooding is not expected, but isolated street flooding is possible. 

Please be careful and avoid any flooded areas. 

Late this week, the coverage of rain will decrease on Friday, but scattered storms move back in this weekend.

7-Day Forecast

No tropical threats for now

Thanks to Saharan Dust, skies remain quiet across the Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf. 

Nothing else urgent is brewing in the tropics as of today and models aren't showing threats for Texas over the next several days. 

Keep checking in to FOX Local for our daily tropical updates during Texas Live and Local.