Houston Weather Outlook: Rain Threat Dims After Tuesday as Coastal Tropical Storm Looms

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Following heavy Tuesday showers that caused localized street flooding, Houston’s rain threat is expected to ease, even as a tropical storm may form off the Texas coast Wednesday and bring 1–3 ft surge and gusty winds to coastal areas; most of the city should see 0–1 inch of rain with isolated bullseyes up to 3 inches near the coast, and Thursday–Friday look mostly sunny with highs in the low 90s, while Saturday’s forecast remains uncertain and Sunday looks dry.
- After some serious showers on Tuesday, Houston will likely face a lower rain threat moving forward Space City Weather
- Gov. Abbott issues disaster declaration for 101 Texas counties, including Harris, Ft. Bend, and Montgomery KHOU
- Houston Weather: Tracking Tropical Storm Arthur as 50 mph+ winds hit the coast Click2Houston
- Gallery: Photos, videos of Houston street flooding, rain amid Flood Watch FOX 26 Houston
- Homes surrounded by water in parts of Houston as storms moved across region ABC13 Houston
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