Potential storms foreseen for Friday in Houston, subsequent weekend predicted to be sweltering and arid
Forecast Highlights for Houston, TX: Increased Storm Chances on Friday
Houston, TX residents can expect a chance of showers and isolated storms this Friday and possibly extending into the afternoon. While the storm activity will mainly stay along or south of Interstate 10, areas north of Houston could see slightly higher chances of rain.
On Friday morning, a weak cold front is expected to move into the region, bringing brief periods of heavy rain, small hail, gusty winds, and frequent lightning. Some additional storms may form near the front in the afternoon and evening.
Temperatures will slowly rise during this time, with highs approaching 90 degrees on Friday. The weekend promises a warming trend, with low 90s anticipated and reduced rain chances. Forecasts suggest around a 10% chance for rain on Saturday and a 30% chance on Sunday.
The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season is set to begin on June 1, with expert predictions suggesting an above-average number of tropical storms and hurricanes compared to typical seasons. Coastal areas, including parts of Texas such as Houston, should keep a close eye on these forecasts throughout the hurricane season.
On another note, Storm Alvin, a tropical storm in the eastern Pacific Ocean, will reach peak intensity today with 60 mph winds. This system remains well away from the Gulf Coast and will not impact Houston.
As always, stay informed and check local weather forecasts for the most up-to-date information on weather conditions in your area.
Data sources: Your Gulf Coast Weather Authority
- Despite the increased storm chances on Friday in Houston, TX, the weekend may see a warming trend with reduced rain chances and temperatures approaching 90 degrees.
- The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season, starting on June 1, is expected to be above-average, and coastal areas like Texas, particularly Houston, should monitor forecasts closely.
- While Houston residents need to be mindful of the upcoming storms on Friday, they should also stay updated on health advisories regarding potential hazards during stormy weather, as severe weather can impact the overall health and safety of the community.
