Houston’s unusually dry August could get interrupted Thursday morning by scattered downpours that may complicate the daily commute.
Houston has recorded less than a quarter-inch of rain so far this month, which is normally one of the city’s wettest. More frequent rain chances in the final days of August could help chip away at the rainfall deficit, but Thursday morning’s showers may create slick roads and slower travel.
Timing of Thursday’s storm chances
Southeast Texas is in line for the first of several rounds of showers and thunderstorms beginning Thursday, as the heat dome behind the recent stretch of 100-degree days finally shifts west.
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