Our stormy weekend continues - and though most of us saw less than 1.5" of rain today, locations that got more saw a lot more! Here are a selection of the day's highest rainfall reports and a map of estimated rainfall from the past 24 hours.
The stormy Labor Day Weekend continues, as scattered to numerous showers and storms can be expected again. Unlike previous days, it does appear that the best potential for storms and heavy rain will be focused more towards the coast. However, there is still some potential for storms and some locally heavy rain inland through the Houston metro, and even as far north as College Station
Labor Day will be like the days of the weekend before it - snagging what summery conditions you can while dodging scattered to numerous showers and storms. The strongest of the day's storms will be capable of producing gusty winds and heavy downpours, so you'll want to pay attention to how the day's storms are developing and be able to pivot your plans towards something indoors and away from low-lying spots on short notice!
With the unsettled weather of the weekend, if you're headed down to Galveston for a beach day, be alert for a waterspout to appear! If you're on the water, be sure to steer clear of any spouts, as they can quickly put your boat in a dangerous position! On land, the danger is much lower, though if a waterspout does move onshore, it could toss around light, unsecured objects like umbrellas and sun shades.
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