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Looks like another rainy spell ahead. A lot of tropical moisture will be traveling north from the S. Gulf into the region. Monitor our website for updates on this.

The National Hurricane Center Miami (NHC) has posted a 10% chance of a developing tropical system down in the Bay of Compeche. More about that on our 'Tropical' page.

The main impact of this and other moisture in the Gulf is that it is starting to look like the Texas coastal areas are in line for the possibility of heavy rains next week. Our website is monitoring all possible sources and will update as required.

Temperatures will continue to be in the low to mid 90s thru the region with moderate Heat Risk more widespread through the upcoming week. Heat index temperatures be near the 105 degree mark.

Remember, if you are working outside, be sure to drink lots of water and take frequent breaks as needed.

Looks like small rain chances thru the weekend. Rain chances could, and I stress could, increase this weekend from the remains of Pacific Tropical Storm Christina. Current forecasts have this moisture remain well to the south of our region.

Of course, we can never rule out shower activity related to the afternoon heating and sea breeze effect.

We will be watching late this weekend into early next week very closely. Weather models are showing areas of Tropical Lows to develop in the Southern Gulf and send plumes of moisture northward. At this time, the National Weather Service has low confidence in the amounts or timing of this. Just something to watch.

To track any storms etc., you can click on the above 'Regional Radar'

The 2026 Hurricane season is here.

We are updating our Tropical Page daily. Today the tropics are quiet. It does look like some tropical lows will be in the Gulf beginning around the 12th or so. Nothing to worry about though. You can see more details on our Tropical Page.

Please keep in mind that the Tropical forecast is NOT a forecast for any specific landfalls, just for the possible tropical formation. No matter what, always remember that it only take ONE storm.

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