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We added new features to the radar viewer based on feedback we received from the public and emergency management community. The webpage is more reliable now that it's on an operationally supported system 24/7. The new page’s infrastructure allows for easy integration of new datasets, like satellite imagery, in the future and Radar animation loops can be saved, shared and used on social media For times when a single radar is out of service, you still have coverage since radar beams overlap Ībility to customize data to any domain, and data layer preferences can be saved or bookmarked More radar data, including 159 NEXRAD Doppler radars and 45 Terminal Doppler Weather Radars. While we are most likely done with freezes, we cannot completely rule out a late-season frost, so make sure you have the ability to protect any plants you put in the ground as spring weather emerges.The radar webpage can be saved on your mobile device home screen just like an app, so you can use this powerful weather monitoring tool on the go.Īccess to certain dual-polarization radar products to help differentiate between precipitation types, such as rain and snow It's too soon to have any confidence on how much of the cold air will reach Houston. We are seeing signs that a pattern will develop the week after Spring Break to shove more rounds of cold air from Canada down the Plains and possibly into Texas for the second half of March. Houston's last morning in the 30s occurs on average around March 15th, but in El Nino winters like this one, that date gets pushed back to the last week of March or the first week of April. Are we done with winter temperatures in the 30s? Between multiple rounds of rain Friday and Saturday, Southeast Texas could pick up 1 to 3 inches of rain. And while the threat of severe weather will be low in Houston, widespread showers and storms are expected. Then that weather system moves into Southeast Texas Friday. The type of storm structure that could develop that day could give way to damaging winds, hail, and even a tornado or two. Can you expand upon the potential for severe weather later this week?Ĭurrently the Storm Prediction Center has highlighted an area north of Houston and Southeast Texas with the potential for strong to severe storms on Thursday. We'll be sure to give you more clarity on the coverage, timing, and intensity of those showers and thunderstorms in the days ahead. If you have outdoor plans later this week, consider having some alternate plans in case the weather forces you to make adjustments. A stronger cold front could finally move through on Sunday, to put an end to the rain chances and bring more chilly weather back for when the students return to school.
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That front will then stall nearby for the final weekend of Spring Break. A cool front arriving Friday could lead to stronger thunderstorms. We've set storm chances at 40% for Thursday night, 60% for Friday, 70% for Saturday, and 60% for Sunday. Then, heading into the weekend, a large storm system is expected to stall west of Texas and pump Pacific moisture over the state through the weekend. It will get even warmer and more humid as the week goes on, with lows in the 70s, and highs in the 80s again on Thursday. Will we have good weather for the second half of Spring Break? Rain chances return Friday, with several rounds of showers and even storms expected through Sunday. Start to think ahead to any outdoor, late-week Spring Break plans and be prepared to have an indoor backup. And while we can't rule out a stray sprinkle, it'll be primarily dry Thursday. HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) - It's been a warm, cloudy, and breezy with wind gusts coming in between 20-25 mph.