The threat of severe weather for Wednesday has decreased over the Brazos Valley and Piney Woods region. We will continue to monitor strong storms north of this region in case they move farther south than anticipated.
After retreating back over the Gulf and becoming less dense for the afternoon, sea fog is roaring back across lower Galveston Bay and the adjacent Gulf waters. If you need to venture out on these waters tonight and tomorrow morning, be prepared and alert for dramatic reductions in visibility!
Scattered showers and isolated storms are expected on Friday, mainly over areas north of I-10. There is the potential for some storms to become strong to severe.
Scattered to widespread showers and thunderstorms are expected this weekend as a cold front attempts to move through the region. The highest rain chances and the increased threat of heavy rainfall will be focused generally north of the I-10 corridor. A few storms could become strong to severe.
The majority of Southeast TX is in a severe to extreme drought as precipitation totals remain well below normal. Rain chances return to the forecast later this week, and the rainfall will certainly be beneficial.
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