"Escalating Rainfall Threats in Houston and Southeast Texas"
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The Greater Houston region is facing an evolving threat from heavy rainfall, with ongoing bursts of precipitation expected through Thursday morning. Tuesday will bring 1 to 4 inches of rain to areas north of Interstate 10, while Wednesday looks wet in the Houston urban area with the potential for street flooding. A weak front is expected to push through the region early on Thursday morning, bringing one more round of showers and thunderstorms before clearing skies later in the day. The weekend should see mostly sunny, winter-like weather, with calm weather prevailing through the following week.
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