Tuesday forecast:
The disorganized area of low pressure is far enough south that the rain we get today will be south of I-10. Temperatures will climb to the mid-90s with a light northeasterly wind 5-10 mph.
Low pressure in the Gulf:
A disorganized area of low pressure is moving west and it will determine where most of the rain falls through Friday. This low has a 30% chance to become a tropical depression before it makes land on Thursday. With ocean temperatures in the upper 80s, we have to watch this closely. The latest models have this tracking closer to Houston Thursday. If it follows this track more rain is expected at the end of the week. There is now a low threat of flooding in parts of SE Texas.
10-day Forecast:
The widespread rain may keep temperatures in the mid and upper-80s Thursday and Friday. Once the low moves out of SE Texas, temperatures heat up this 4th of July weekend.
Tracking the Tropics:
Potential tropical cyclone two will most likely become Bonnie later today. It is tracking west heading toward Central American. It may become a hurricane before making land on Saturday.
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