Early morning patchy fog.
Another day with near record temperatures with high temperatures in the low to upper 80s.
Isolated to scattered rain showers mainly along and east of I-45.
Low temperatures in the mid to upper 60s.
Approaching cold front brings showers/storms late Thursday night/early Friday morning.
Near record high temperatures through the end of the work week.
Shower/storm chances increasing late Thursday into Friday as a frontal boundary begins to push into the region.
Frontal boundary stalls and lingers over the weekend leading to persistent rain chances.
Things are beginning to come a little more into focus with rain potential along a cold front making its way in Thursday night. Confidence is increasing in the heavy rain threat focusing mainly north and west of our area, though some portions of Southeast Texas can't yet rule out isolated issues if a stronger storm occurs over a spot vulnerable to flooding. The front will be weakening as if moves towards the coast, and the heavy rain threat will begin to wane as it moves through the area.
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