Houston under a heat advisory Sunday with a chance for sea breeze showers

Sunday’s Forecast:

Our weather pattern remains consistent. Enough moisture, sea breeze with and daytime heating leading to spotty showers and storms during the afternoon. By the time we get to sunset the storms come to an end. Here is your live radar.

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Sunday’s Rain Timeline:

Sunday morning plenty of dry time in Houston but can’t rule out a coastal shower to start the day. By 1 pm showers and storms begin to pop up with the best chances south of I-10. If you have evening plans it is important to know that storm chances continue through 6 pm.

This isn’t a all day wash out, some areas won’t see a single rain drop while others can pick up a quick downpour.

Spotty showers mainly south of I-10rain chances decreasing later in the evening

Heat Advisory issued through 6 pm Sunday as feels like temperatures soar as high as 110!

11 am to 6 pm Sunday

Tracking the tropics:

The Atlantic is quiet with no tropical development expected in the next seven days. The peak of the hurricane season was September 10th.

So far this hurricane season, we have not had a hurricane form in the Atlantic basin. The latest first hurricane to form was Gustav and Humberto, which formed on September 11th. This means our 2026 hurricane season set a record for the latest hurricane to form.

There is a chance of thunderstorms every day. Temperatures are near average for this time of year, and do you see the end of the 10-day? There is a chance we get our first cold front of the season Sunday the 20th. I’ll keep you posted if this really moves through Houston.

Daily showers and storm chancesAnthony’s Weather Lab

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