Jason Schlitz

The gulf will soon have its first hurricane of the season. The latest Goolge Deepmind models take this near Pensacola. Folks from Gulfport to Panama City need to keep a close watch.

We’ve had a wet start to summer and this will continue this week. A front will combine with a tropical disturbance over SE Texas this week bringing us very heavy rains. Flooding will be possible, especially near the coast. Never drive into flooded roadways.

Lookout for flooding in training bands today.

We’re starting off the day with some more storms forming. This pattern will continue for awhile.

Storms are quickly popping-up across the central counties of SE Texas. Expect more to pop-up where outflow boundaries collide.

Lots of rain is coming for the Houston area. No need to go into the technical details. It’s about to rain. A lot. Be prepared and don’t drive into flooded roadways.

A quick Mother’s Day update.

Storms are brewing. We have some storms forming mainly north of metro Houston. These storms have the potential to backbuild and briefly go severe.

Later tonight, a cold front will sweep through and bring another round of showers and thunderstorms.

Locations that experience repeated waves of rainfall could experience flooding, so keep an eye out for any storm warnings later tonight.

It’s pouring here. Up to 2.37” already. Expect flood warnings later today as the rain totals pile up.

So far, the band of heaviest rains are just north of the I-10 corridor.