HOUSTON — Rain is wrapping up across southeast Texas with lingering showers along the coast. However, expect a calm and quiet rest of our Monday as rain and storms will diminish through the morning.
Even after the rain ends, flooding concerns will remain as torrential rain north and east of Houston has dumped between 9-10" in some locations. The highest rainfall recorded has been in Trinity where 10.92" has been recorded. Reports of up to 8" of rain has fallen in and around Mont Belvieu. Area bayous, creeks, and streams are also experiencing flooding and will continue through Monday as rainwater drains.
Remember to "Turn Around, don't drown" if you come across flooded roadways.
For the next seven days, expect muggy and warm temperatures with afternoon highs in the upper 80s. As several disturbances will move through southeast Texas, isolated rain chances will be in the picture through Wednesday.
Expect rain and storm chances to ramp up this weekend with our next weather system bringing more showers and storms for Friday and Saturday.
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