A quiet weekend looks to be in store for Houston with standard early summer hot weather and minimal rain chances. Things turn more active again next week with building rain chances after Tuesday.

https://spacecityweather.com/after-recent-rains-most-of-the-houston-area-is-officially-out-of-drought-for-the-first-time-since-september/

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The Houston region’s slide into summer starts this weekend. However, we’re hopeful that we will spend an extended period in “early” summer rather than jumping directly into really hot conditions. Take the win, y’all!

https://spacecityweather.com/its-that-time-houston-early-summer-will-arrive-this-weekend-but-it-could-definitely-be-worse/

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A bowing line of thunderstorms moved through the Houston region early on Wednesday, but we think this is our final serious disturbance for awhile. Roads should be fine for the morning commute. Our weather turns warmer, and sunnier to start the weekend.

https://spacecityweather.com/following-wednesday-mornings-wombo-combo-we-expect-calmer-conditions-for-awhile/

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Follow a splendid Memorial Day in Houston, we’ll see the brief return of potentially heavy rainfall on Wednesday, possibly during the morning commute. The weekend looks warmer, and mostly rain-free.

https://spacecityweather.com/widespread-rains-return-mid-week-some-of-which-may-be-heavy/

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As the likelihood of widespread storms has subsided, we’re ending our Stage 2 flood alert. The conditions that brought heavy rains on Saturday have largely passed. Have a great remainder of the Memorial Day weekend, everyone!

https://spacecityweather.com/threat-of-widespread-rainfall-ends-in-houston-so-were-ending-our-flood-alert/

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Strong showers and thunderstorms are moving through Houston on Saturday afternoon, creating some flash flooding. The good news is that this mess should exit the area over the next couple of hours. Until then be weather aware.

https://spacecityweather.com/stage-2-flooding-conditions-moving-through-houston-but-were-nearing-the-end-of-this-event/

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Storms rumbled through Houston during the pre-dawn hours on Saturday, and this is the first of a handful of disturbances we can expect this weekend. Rain chances are a bit lower on Sunday, and we are hopeful that by Memorial Day we’ll see a fair bit of sunshine.

https://spacecityweather.com/storms-likely-on-saturday-possibly-severe-but-we-have-some-hope-for-clearing-weather-by-memorial-day/

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Rain totals across the Houston area have been variable (from less than an inch in some spots to over 8 inches in far southern Brazoria County), we expect everyone to participate in rain and storm chances this weekend, especially from Saturday nightinto Monday. Flash flooding remains a distinct possibility, and our Stage 2 flood alert will remain up through at least Monday.

https://spacecityweather.com/houstons-heavy-rain-and-storm-chances-will-increase-again-saturday-night-through-monday/

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Storms moving into the region today will impact areas south of Houston which have already been hard-hit by rainfall. Storms should be more scattered on Friday before possible widespread, heavy rainfall ramps up over Memorial Day Weekend.

https://spacecityweather.com/next-round-of-storms-likely-to-affect-already-hard-hit-areas-south-of-houston/

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Tuesday night’s rains were mostly manageable, but they’re just the first round of storms that the Houston region will experience over the next week. The heaviest rain is likely to come this weekend, when flooding concerns will be greatest.

https://spacecityweather.com/overnight-rains-are-just-the-beginning-of-a-wet-pattern-that-should-peak-over-memorial-day-weekend/

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