Houston is facing an unsettled weekend weather pattern with increased rain and storm chances, potential localized flooding, and lingering Saharan dust across the tropics. A stalled cold front could be the wildcard.
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Houston will experience sweltering temperatures and celestial sights this week, with highs near 100°F, and two meteor showers will peak on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
A surge of tropical moisture is about to challenge Houston's stifling summer heat, bringing not only relief but also a threat of flooding. A shift in the weather pattern prepares Southeast Texas for a soggy and stormy weekend.