Scattered showers and storms are expected later this afternoon. A few storms could become strong to severe and be capable of producing damaging winds, hail, and locally heavy rainfall.
Warm and muggy overnight with continued chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms. Patchy fog possible across portions of the Brazos Valley and the Piney Woods.
A graphic showing the potential for severe storms in Southeast Texas today and tomorrow. There is a marginal risk (threat level 1 of 5) across the area both days. Most storms will not be capable of producing severe weather such as damaging wind gusts or large hail, but the strongest storms of the day will be capable of producing those hazards.
A graphic describing the threat for excessive rain capable of causing flooding. At least a marginal risk (threat level 1 of 4) exists across Southeast Texas each day this week, with Wednesday standing out with a slight risk of excessive rain (threat level 2 of 4) for the entire area. Though Wednesday generally shows the highest risk across the area, the time of highest threat may be different for a given spot in the area depending on the day that location sees its heaviest rain.
A graphic showing forecast temperatures, rain chances, and rainfall amounts in Southeast Texas this week. Temperatures are expected to be seasonable, but with frequent rounds of rain and storms - most likely in the afternoon - across the area.
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