Tuesday’s Storm Abstract:

A robust line of storms pushed by SE Texas bringing extreme hail as much as golf ball sized, damaging winds and heavy rainfall. Over three inches of rain fell downtown. The strongest winds had been documented at 75 miles per hour close to Bush Airport, which brought on flooding in some areas and particles in others. Energy outages had been spiking over 300-thousand in the course of the peak of the storm round 2:30 p.m.

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Tonight’s Forecast:

A lot of the evening ought to be calm. There’s a likelihood to see some further storms flaring up early Wednesday morning by dawn for our far western counties.

Wednesday’s Forecast:

Wednesday might be scorching and humid with an opportunity for showers and storms within the afternoon.

10-Day Forecast:

Lastly there isn’t a extreme warmth within the 10-day forecast. We’ll see storms by Sunday morning. Subsequent week seems to be dry and scorching.