HOUSTON – Behind Sunday night time’s entrance, the return to work and college on Monday can be a cold one throughout southeast Texas.
Storms Sunday night time, then a pointy change
A robust chilly entrance strikes via Sunday evening with a fast line of robust storms that might deliver gusty winds. The timeframe for storms can be 5-9 p.m.
There’s a low 1/5 danger for just a few extreme storms Sunday evening and Sunday night time for Houston, with a barely increased 2 out of 5 danger clipping components of Walker, Polk & San Jacinto counties.
The principal climate threats with the entrance would be the potential for damaging wind gusts and hail. Once the entrance clears, colder air rushes in and winds flip brisk, establishing a blustery begin to subsequent week.
Alerts from National Weather Service
In addition to the Severe Weather Outlook from the Storm Prediction Center, the native Houston/Galveston Office of the National Weather Service has issued a number of alerts.
A WIND ADVISORY can be in impact from Sunday morning via Monday evening for all of Southeast Texas.
A RED FLAG WARNING has been issued for all counties on Monday.
A SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY goes into impact Sunday morning for each bays and Gulf waters via Sunday evening after which transitions to a GALE WATCH into Monday afternoon.
Another surge of chilly air
Jackets and coats could also be wanted Monday as excessive temperatures make a whopping 25° drop from the place they have been Sunday.
Look for highs solely close to 60 Monday afternoon with in a single day lows within the 30s and 40s. We ought to escape a freeze, however additional layers can be wanted.
But this time of the 12 months, chilly air does not final lengthy. We’ll be again to the 80s by subsequent Thursday and might be seeing our first 90 diploma day of the 12 months subsequent weekend.
The Source: Your Gulf Coast Weather Authority
