Intense Overnight Storms Hit Houston, Brief Calm Before Next Rainfall Tonight
Houston experienced intense overnight storms, followed by a brief calm before anticipated rainfall tonight. Residents can expect foggy conditions on Sunday morning across Southeast Texas. However, the weather is set to improve, providing clear skies for outdoor activities, including the Texans game.
Weather Update: A Calm After the Storm
Sunday’s forecast promises ideal conditions. Temperatures will reach the mid-70s by kickoff, making it perfect for football fans. This weather break comes after significant rain, allowing locals to enjoy outdoor events without hassle.
Upcoming Weather Changes
An approaching cold front is expected to usher in cooler temperatures. Morning lows will drop into the 50s, while daytime highs will hold steady in the upper 70s. This change signifies a shift towards more autumn-like weather.
Fire Safety and Burn Bans
Despite the upcoming rain, burn bans remain in effect across many counties. Residents are advised to adhere to safety guidelines:
- Avoid spark-causing activities.
- Never leave a fire unattended.
- Secure tow chains to prevent dragging.
- Refrain from driving or parking over tall grass.
- Do not discard lit cigarettes onto the ground.
Continuous rain over the next few weeks is necessary to lift some of these burn restrictions.
Extended Forecast
This week, the strongest cold front of the season is projected to arrive on Tuesday. This front will bring sunny skies and comfortable temperatures in the 70s. A drop in nighttime temperatures to the 50s is also expected, just in time for Halloween festivities.
As the fall season settles in, residents are encouraged to share any interesting weather occurrences in their neighborhoods with El-Balad. Photos and videos can provide valuable insights into local weather conditions.
