Monday more clouds than sun with a passing isolated shower. Houston get ready for several soggy days as widespread rain and storms arrive Tuesday night through Thursday.<\/p>\n
There is even potential for excessive rainfall as this system moves through, with weekly rainfall totals currently estimated between 2 to 4 or more inches. There is still uncertainty regarding the exact timing and placement of the heaviest rain, as it depends on the movement of a frontal boundary and individual upper-level energy impulses. Residents should prepare for an unsettled period and stay informed as these rain chances persist through the end of next week. <\/p>\n
What you need to know:<\/p>\n
Showers and storm chances return this week with multiple waves of rain.<\/p>\n
Watch for street flooding this week <\/p>\n
Severe risk is low but not zero Tuesday<\/p>\n
Monday: Hot, Humid with a few sprinkles<\/p>\n
Another day of heat and humidity with isolated passing showers. <\/p>\n
Isolated showers throughout the dayMonday Afternoon<\/p>\n
Stormy Periods Through the late week:<\/p>\n
A daily rain pattern kicks off Tuesday as a series of storm systems move through. KPRC 2 meteorologist are still monitoring exact timing and placement but be prepared for rounds of heavy rain starting Tuesday. By the end of the week 2\u2033-4\u2033 of rain is expected to fall. <\/p>\n
This is an example of a futurecast for next week (Copyright 2026 by KPRC Click2Houston – All rights reserved.)2 – 4 inches over the next 5 days<\/p>\n
Your 10 Day Forecast: <\/p>\n
Temperatures lower a touch starting Wednesday as rain chances rise. With several rounds of storms in the works, keep your eye on Storm Tracker 2 radar and check Click2Houston for the latest updates. Hopefully you have our app, it will tell you when rain is headed toward you. <\/p>\n
Stormy forecast leading up to Labor Day<\/p>\n