by Houston is experiencing a more typical summer weather pattern this year, with daily storm chances and temperatures hovering in the lower to mid-90s. Friday’s weather is expected to bring fewer storms than earlier in the week, but the potential for heavy downpours and lightning remains.
Meanwhile, no tropical activity is forecast for the next seven days, although meteorologists are monitoring a low chance of development in the Northeastern Gulf around July 19.
Friday’s Forecast in Houston
- Scattered morning and afternoon thunderstorms expected
- Rain and storm coverage not as widespread as earlier this week
- Highs in the lower 90s
- 40% chance of heavy downpours with lightning
Tropical Outlook
- No tropical systems expected through next week
- A 10% chance of development in the northeastern Gulf by Saturday, July 19
- Meteorologists will continue to monitor the situation
10-Day Forecast Overview
- Daily high temperatures in the lower to mid-90s
- Nearly daily storm chances continue into next week
- Slightly drier pattern may develop next week
- This year’s summer pattern is more typical for Houston, unlike previous years of triple-digit heat caused by drought
Residents are reminded to stay weather-aware and ensure hurricane preparedness plans are in place as the season continues.
