You will need to check Stormtracker 2 radar Friday:
Houes – A cold front will put a line of storms through the Texas. Mainly starting north of the I-10 and west of the I-45. As they like to plunge south-east closer to Houston, the showers die.
The front border will grow south along the coast and afternoon aid in dispersed showers and storms mainly south of the I-10 to sunset. The high pressure moves behind the storms, setting up a much more pleasant forecast on Saturday in the Houston region. The night storms moved south towards Laredo and San Antonio, most of the activities near Brenham and Bastrop weakening. While some isolated showers could appear near Columbus, El Campo and Matagorda at lunchtime, most of the action will remain east of the afternoon.
Expect summits in the 80s over 90 degrees today, with a fairly solid coast weekend.
The summer model sets up:
Houston returns to a motif more similar to a summer with isolated pop-up showers and storms every day. These showers and storms will not wash any of your outdoor plans in the weekend.
Another disturbance could evolve at the end of Saturday until Sunday, but overall, things should dry while we are heading in early June with chances of rain typical of the 90s and thin afternoon.
Tropical follow -up:
It is still this time of year! We officially launch the 2025 hurricane season this Sunday, June 1. Right now, everything is calm through the Gulf and in the tropics.
10 -day forecasts:
We should start to see the storms end on Friday, and we will come back to a more typical summer model for the weekend.
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