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The Houston area had a hard freeze last week. This week's weather features a flood threat.
Eric Bergse at Space City Weather tells us that, "I expect most of the area, from the Brazos Valley on down to Galveston, to pick up 1 to 4 inches of rainfall today and this evening. Rain chances are effectively 100 percent with a saturated atmosphere and ample sources of lift. The one good thing I can say about the showers is that, generally, individual storm cells should push through fairly quickly from west to east. So the overall threat of ‘training’ storms is lower. There may be a brief lull in rain showers this evening or during the overnight hours before a second round of showers pushes in early on Tuesday."
Berger expects the rain tomorrow to be heavier north of Interstate 10, and areas further inland, with Wednesday being the final day of widespread showers.
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