Rainy weather is expected on Thursday and a cold front early Friday morning could bring...
A bit of a bummer is on the horizon for people who had made plans to be outdoors for the second weekend of spring break.
After a beautiful day on Wednesday, the National Weather Service is urging people to be on alert for severe weather starting Thursday. The highest chance for severe storms appears to be when a cold front moves through late Thursday night or Friday morning. After the threat of storms passes, the Greater Houston area will still feel chilly thanks to strong winds that will persist through the weekend.Cloud cover will increase through the night from west to east. Lows will range in the high 50s to low 60s.The day will start warm, but a low pressure trough will cool things beginning in the afternoon.
Thursday Outlook: Scattered showers will begin in the morning with storms developing in the afternoon & evening ahead of a cold front passing through later in the night. There is potential for some of these storms to become strong to severe w/ all severe hazards possible.
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