Houston weather: 70 degree temperatures to continue on Tuesday

Right now, we gotta get a look at the forecast. Fox 26, your Gulf Coast weather authority and Rameshia. We had some rain here, at least in my area this morning, but a lot of, a decent amount of us got some rain. So are the showers moving out? Yeah, it was just messy out there. Like you said, just hard to get going. It just took all your strength, all your energy to work through the gloom outside with the thick clouds, the chill in the air, the rain. A lot of this rain, though, has started to come to an end for Houston, Sugar Land, where we did have some downpours earlier in the day. But down around Lake Jackson and over towards El Campo, Wharton, there are still some showers in and around those spots. And some of that, as it pushes in from the Southwest, could eventually clip parts of Sugar Land and Houston. Houston again, maybe briefly. Here's the good thing. At least the rain has been manageable. Yes, it's annoying. It's a nuisance. It may have slowed you down a little bit, but anywhere from a quarter of an inch to about a half inch of rain showing up for most of Harris County, including the Houston Metro over towards Baytown, Mission Bend into Fort Bend County, Sugar Land, Rosenberg, around a half inch or a little bit more. Now, there were a few locations southwest of Houston near El Campo and Bay City that picked up more than a quarter to a half inch of rain. In fact, one, two, almost three inches of rain showing up a few of those spots just since early this morning, but Like I said, the rain has been manageable and the flood threat remains well to our southwest back towards Victoria, San Antonio and all the way down to Corpus Christi and Laredo. In fact, a higher level two out of four risk for that street flooding continues for places like Corpus Christi where they've been dealing with flooding issues all weekend long, even into the new week, four or five plus inches of rain falling there. So it hasn't been that crazy here. In fact, you can see the streets around the Galleria area in Houston starting to dry up. Dry out a bit and temperatures have rebounded from the 50s. We've managed to make it up to 60, but you know, that is well below where we normally are for this time of the day. And of course, that chill was a lot stronger out there. So hopefully you threw on the jacket and you made it through the day just fine. You can see the cooler air really taking over the entire state. We've got widespread 60s to 70s showing up here and still a decent chance for that rain from Austin to San Antonio to Houston downtown. We've got this disturbance, this area of low pressure that's still going to crank up a few more showers, I think, tonight and to tomorrow, although there should be a little bit more sunshine tomorrow and less rain. But you can see around 8 a.m. Tuesday, a few showers in between Houston, Galveston, Angleton, and Lake Jackson. Jumping into Tuesday evening, still one or two light showers showing up back towards Needville. Going into Veterans Day, I think for the morning hours, there's a very small chance for a little bit of rain. But I think most of the rain will be gone. But by the middle of the week on Wednesday, our attention turns to our next cold front, which comes sliding in from the northwest. You can see by 11 p.m. Wednesday night, it's starting to push through the area. And you notice there really wasn't a lot of rain showing up with it. So I don't think it's going to bring a lot of rain, but it will bring in a fresh batch of that chilly air. And I think it's widespread 40s towards the end of the week. Sugar Land for you tomorrow. A nice pleasant start. 64 around 9, jumping to around 60. 73 by 5. You will actually make it back to the 70s in Needville for tomorrow with maybe a little bit more sunshine and a little less rain. There's your Veterans Day weather, 20% rain chance for Wednesday. There's that next front that I just showed you, Wednesday night into Thursday. This day will bring We'll briefly rebound to the upper 70s Thursday afternoon, but look what happens Thursday night down to 50. And there's the coolest night of the week. How about 48 degrees Friday night into Saturday morning. But look at this, a beautiful weekend ahead. Lots of sunshine Friday, Saturday and maybe a few showers back in the area on Sunday.