Warm weather in Houston to persist until Thursday
The city of Houston is experiencing a double whammy of weather changes this week. On one hand, the much-anticipated ragweed season has begun, while on the other, Tropical Storm Gabrielle is making its way towards Bermuda.
As the warm days continue through the weekend, Houstonians may find themselves sneezing more frequently. This could be due to increased elm tree pollen or ragweed, both of which are currently at high levels in the city. According to daily readings, ragweed is currently in the heavy category in Houston.
Meanwhile, a continuation of isolated rain is expected through the weekend, with occasional showers predicted for the next five days. Daily rain chances will vary, with a better chance for spotty storms on Thursday afternoon. This rain is a welcome relief from the above-average high temperatures that the city has been experiencing.
While Houston battles with its own weather issues, Tropical Storm Gabrielle has ended a nearly three-week stretch of no tropical activity in the Atlantic basin. The storm, which was upgraded from Tropical Depression 7 early on, is most likely going to stay away from the U.S. East Coast. However, its forecast track is being closely monitored.
Tropical Storm Gabrielle poses some sort of risk to Bermuda, but the exact impact is still uncertain. For Houstonians, it's important to stay updated on the weather forecast and take necessary precautions to avoid any inconvenience caused by the rain and increased pollen levels.
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In the meantime, enjoy the warm weather in Houston, but be mindful of the increased pollen levels and the occasional rain showers. Stay safe and dry!
