Expect near record to record breaking temperatures once again this afternoon with highs reaching into the upper 70s to mid 80s. Patchy sea fog will linger over the bays and nearshore waters.
Elevated southerly winds overnight should inhibit widespread dense fog. Patchy fog most likely south of I-10 and along the coast. Low temperatures mainly range from the mid to upper 60s. Our low temperatures are warmer than our normal high temperatures for this time of year.
Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible Thursday afternoon through Friday night ahead of and along the boundary of a cold front. A few storms will have the potential to become strong to severe (level 1 of 5). Thursday afternoon/evening’s severe potential is more conditional (less certain) than Friday’s. The greatest risk of severe weather will be Friday afternoon into Friday night as the cold front pushes through Southeast Texas.
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