🌧️ Easter Weekend Forecast (SE Texas) 🌧️ A stronger cold front moves in late Saturday, bringing a line of showers and thunderstorms through the area Saturday afternoon into the evening. Expect periods of moderate to heavy rain, but the severe weather risk looks low overall (just a Level 1/5). The front may stall near the coast on Sunday, keeping scattered showers in the forecast—mainly closer to the coast, but possibly as far north as the I-10 corridor. 💧 The good news: This rain is much needed! Many areas will pick up 1–2 inches through the weekend, helping improve drought conditions. The heaviest rain should fall north of I-10, with lighter amounts closer to the coast. Flooding is NOT expected. 🌤️ Behind the front, cooler air settles in Sunday into early next week, with mornings in the 40s/50s and highs in the 70s. #weatherinsights #EasterWeekend #TexasWeather #RainyWeekend #ColdFront
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Houston, US
12:23 am,
Sep 6, 2026
scattered clouds
82 %
1011 mb
5 mph
Wind Gust:
0 mph
Clouds:
45%
Visibility:
6 mi
Sunrise:
7:01 am
Sunset:
7:38 pm
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