More thunderstorms possible in Houston today as stormy weather pattern continues

Today’s forecast:

Don’t let your guard down. More strong storms are possible today. While our risk of flooding and severe weather is low, it is not zero. Normally, when we have few threats, that translates into isolated problems. Some of us will experience more storms that can cause road flooding, straight line winds and hail. This stormy weather pattern will remain with us through Friday.

Tuesday’s storm summary:

A strong line of storms moved through Southeast Texas, bringing severe golf ball-sized hail, damaging winds and heavy rain. More than three inches of rain fell downtown. The strongest winds were documented at 75 miles per hour near Bush Airport, causing flooding in some areas and debris in others. Power outages increased to more than 300,000 during the height of the storm around 2:30 p.m.

Houstonians who need help can call FEMA or 211.

USE THIS: Track flooding in real time using the Houston Flood Alert System

10-day forecast:

Finally there is no excessive heat in the 10-day forecast. We will see storms through Sunday morning. Next week the heat and humidity return.

Today’s forecast:

Tuesday’s storm summary:

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