Houston Forecast: Enjoy Sunshine Today, Rain Expected on Valentine’s Day
The weather forecast for Houston indicates a mix of sunshine and storms this weekend. Spring-like temperatures will pave the way for potential severe weather, particularly on Saturday night.
Severe Weather Threat on Saturday
Houston is currently under a Low 1 out of 5 risk for severe storms this Saturday. The main window for potential severe weather is from 8 PM Saturday to 2 AM Sunday.
Wind and Tornado Risks
- Damaging winds of 60–70 mph are the primary concern.
- An isolated tornado may also occur but is less likely.
Impact on Valentine’s and Mardi Gras Plans
Residents can expect rain throughout Saturday morning and afternoon, affecting various festivities, including Valentine’s Day plans and Mardi Gras celebrations in Galveston. The chance for storms will significantly increase in the evening hours.
Timeline of Potential Storms
- Saturday Night (8 PM-12 AM): Increased storm activity in Houston.
- Saturday Night (10 PM-2 AM): Storms expected in Galveston.
Due to the impending storms, attendees of Mardi Gras parades, concerts, and parties should prepare for possible delays. It’s advisable to stay updated with weather alerts to ensure safety during events.
Clearer Skies Ahead
Following Saturday’s storms, cooler and drier air will move in. Sunday will greet residents with crisp mornings and clear afternoons, signaling a pleasant change in weather that will last into early next week.
Stay informed and enjoy today’s sunshine while preparing for a wet Saturday night in Houston.
