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Storm chances return to Houston today as showers and thunderstorms develop (opens the original)
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The tropical wave we’ve been watching all week moves into southeast Texas Thursday. This is tropical moisture capable of bringing widespread heavy rain. But we have one big issue preventing how much of us get rain. We have a strong inversion, lid or cap above our atmosphere. That will limit cloud growth, which will make it difficult for storms to intensify and spread. I’m going with a 40% chance of storms in Houston Thursday. It’s a day with high potential but will probably not live up to it. Af
Labor Day in Houston, more storms expected (opens the original)
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It’s been an active Sunday on our live Storm Tracker 2 radar. The storms will die out tonight but more rain is expected on Labor Day. Stay weather aware today because more rain is coming. We’ll again get showers and thunderstorms scattered throughout southeast Texas. I’m going with a 30% chance of afternoon thunderstorms in Houston. Rain will start along the coast in the morning. The Atlantic is quiet with no tropical development expected in the next seven days. Did you know this is the third ye
We’re not done with the rain yet, more storms on the way (opens the original)
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While Edouard is no more, the tropical moisture from the broad circulation is still over southeast Texas. That means more heavy rain will fall Friday. Storms will be hit and miss but if you get hit expect heavy rain and a lot of lightning. Below is the futurecast at 3pm. Stay weather aware this weekend because more rain is coming. On Saturday a tropical wave that is in the northern Gulf moves in. This brings our best chance of widespread thunderstorms. I’m going with a 60% chance of thunderstorm
Tropical Storm Edouard impacts Houston and SE Texas Tuesday (opens the original)
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The first outer rain bands arrive along our coastline at 6:00 a.m. Because this is tropical rain any cell has the potential to bring heavy rain with 2″ falling in an hours’ time. This is what the 10:00 a.m. futurecast looks like. Landfall of Tropical Storm Edouard will be early Tuesday afternoon. It is forecast to be a 60-mph storm. A Tropical Storm Warning has been issued for Chambers County including the Bolivar Peninsula. Winds in Chambers County will range from 40 to 60mph with stronger gust
Edouard downgraded to a tropical depression, but rain, flood chances stretch into Wednesday night (opens the original)
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Edouard made landfall as a tropical storm near Johnson Bayou, Louisiana, at 2:25 p.m. on Tuesday, September 1st, as a 60-mph storm. The center of circulation continues to impact parts of southeast Texas on Wednesday. Edouard is now a tropical depression and will continue to weaken as it moves farther inland. Edouard will continue to weaken to a remnant low by Wednesday afternoon. LIVE Updates: Tropical Storm Edouard tracker The Flood Watch is still in effect through Wednesday at 7 pm. Northeast
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