Timeline for when Houston will see thunderstorms Tuesday how heavy it will be

Temperatures from night Monday are still expected to cool down, and although we see a gradual change, the rain chances are only expected to rise on Tuesday.

Track the storms with our radar:

Tuesday’s Rain Age Line:

06:00: We are watching and sporing for the chance of scattered showers —If at –10 in Columbus to the Katy area for your morning commuting.

11:00 am: We continue to trace rain with the chance of heavier rain in our community to the west – such as Columbus and Brenham, to the north as – Conroe and the forest and to the south – like Sugar Land and Freeport

At. 14.00: We track the chance of heavier rain and rainfall for most of the area as the system pushes to the east at. 18.00

Rain totals:

Keep the umbrella with you as you go to work or school this week as the rain chances continue in Wednesday. This will not be a total leaching, but most people get a healthy drink with water over southeastern Texas.

Another rainfall starts the weekend when another cold front moves through.

Over the next 5 days of parts of northeastern Walker County, northern San Jacinto County, and most of the Polk County has the chance to take the highest rainfall collected trophy over the next week.

When everything is said and done, we could see anywhere from 0.50 to 1.5 inches of rainfall in areas north of Sugarland and Pearland, while areas along the coast may only receive about 0.1 to 0.25 inches of rain.

10 days of forecast:

The Fronter series brings out decent rain chances and a temperature roller.

Valentine’s Day seems to be close to the average for this time of year with barely any chance of rain.