A line of showers and storms will develop along a frontal boundary as it pushes through late Sunday afternoon/evening. A few of these storms within the line may become strong to severe. Slight Risk (level 2 of 5) for our far northeastern counties. Marginal Risk (level 1 of 5) for areas east of a College Station-Katy-Galveston line.
Drier air and gusty northerly winds will prevail in the wake of the front going into Monday. We are monitoring the potential for elevated fire weather conditions on Monday as dry air (minimum RH values in the 20-25% range) overlaps with the gusty northerly winds (20-25 mph with higher gusts). The drier air sticks around on Tuesday, but winds will be lighter and out of the southeast.
Strong northerly winds and elevated seas will prevail in the wake of a strong cold front that will push offshore late Sunday. Winds and seas gradually subside Monday night. Northerly winds sustained 30-35 kt with 35-45 kt wind gusts. Seas peaking in the 10-15 ft range in the Gulf waters. Potential for abnormally low water levels during low tide cycles early next week.
A strong cold front will cross the area Sunday afternoon and evening. Expect scattered showers and thunderstorms to occur along the front. Some of the storms could become severe. Much cooler weather will follow the front for early next week.
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