Good morning. Temperatures range from the upper 40s this morning in northern Montgomery County up to the mid-60s right on the coast. In any case, it’s glorious outside.

TODAY through SATURDAY

There honestly isn’t much to say about the forecast. We’re under high pressure, and in the wake of a cold front we’re going to see weather that is hard to beat for May. Highs on Tuesday only climbed into the mid-70s, but with less cold air moving down into Houston we’ll be a bit warmer in the days ahead. But not much.

For the rest of the work week I think we’ll pretty much see lows in the 50s for the northern half of Houston, and lower 60s for areas closer to the coast. High temperatures should remain around 80 degrees through Saturday under mostly sunny skies. Enjoy!

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It’s a gorgeous morning across Houston, with lows generally in the mid-50s to low 60s. It feels wonderful, and we’ve got more of the same to come as high pressure builds over the region in the wake of Monday’s cold front.

TODAY

Words cannot really describe how wonderful today will feel. It’s probably the last, most spring-like day of the year until at least October. Partly to mostly cloudy skies this morning should give way to partly to mostly sunny skies this afternoon. Highs should only climb into the mid-70s. Temperatures will fall quickly into the 60s after sunset.

WEDNESDAY

Like highs on Tuesday, Wednesday morning will probably be our coolest morning until October as well. I could see temperatures falling into the upper 40s for some parts of Montgomery County, whereas most of the central and southern Houston area will be in the mid- to upper-50s.

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Good morning. For part of the Houston area it’s been a stormy night, from Conroe northward late Sunday night, and from Pearland southward to Galveston early this morning (a coastal flood advisory is in effect until 11am CT). More than 2 inches of rain have fallen on the island during the overnight hours. Fortunately for most of Harris County, including the western parts of the metro region, we’ve seen scant rain during the overnight hours.

TODAY

Change is on the way. For the rest of the morning, with a moist airmass in place, we’ll see the continued threat of showers and thunderstorms across the area. However a merciful cold front should finally move through later today, and we should see an end to the heavy rain threat by around noon or shortly thereafter. Between sunrise and around noon there isn’t the potential for more than some minor street flooding to occur in Houston, and since the showers have generally remained to the south and north of the city of Houston, we can probably expect that trend to continue. The bottom line: This moist airmass is departing soon.

As our reward for all of this we’re about to see some glorious weather.

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