Elevated southerly winds overnight should inhibit widespread dense fog. Patchy fog most likely south of I-10 and along the coast. Low temperatures mainly range from the mid to upper 60s. Our low temperatures are warmer than our normal high temperatures for this time of year.
Cold lovers, please, just keep scrolling. You know what this is going to say, it will just make you mad. Look into Saturday's weather, you'll like it much more!
Okay, fans of the heat, here's the deal. Thursday looks a bit cloudier with even a handful of showers developing, so temps may not *quite* get as hot as recent days, but we're still expecting to end up right around records for the day in most places. Like past days, there may be some morning fog on the waters.
Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible Friday in the late afternoon through nighttime hours ahead of and along the boundary of a cold front. A few storms will have the potential to become strong to severe. Marginal Risk (level 1 of 5) of severe weather for locations in Southeast Texas generally east of the Brazos River.
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