Houston Weather Update: Downpours, Winds, and Cold Front Impact The Woodlands & Spring

Current Storms and Threats

• ⛈️ Feisty storms are currently impacting the north side of the city, bringing heavy rain and gusty winds up to 40 miles per hour.
• ⚠️ While the severe threat is low to moderate, there's a potential for a tornado threat due to a specific storm appendage, particularly around the Jersey Village area.
• 📍 The special weather statement covers areas from Montgomery County down through Spring, The Woodlands, and Jersey Village, moving northeast at 15-20 mph.
• 🚫 Hail is not a concern, and the primary threat from these current storms is wind and heavy rain, with potential for street flooding.

Overnight and Future Weather

• 🥶 A significant cold front is expected overnight, bringing a dramatic temperature drop from the 70s to highs struggling in the 40s for the next few days.
• ☁️ This will be accompanied by gusty winds and persistent cloud cover, creating a raw, cold, and winter-like feel.
• 🌧️ Heavy rain is anticipated overnight, with torrential downpours around midnight, and showers returning by Monday morning.
• ✈️ Travel disruptions are possible, especially in the northeast, with a cold front and potential for heavy rain and snow in other regions like DC and Boston.

Weather Alert Status

• ⚠️ A weather impact alert remains in effect for the evening, with low tornado and wind damage threats, and a non-existent hail threat.
• 📈 The street flooding threat is now considered moderate to high, with potential for ponding on roads.
• 📺 KHOU 11 will provide continuous updates on TV and online, including a 6:00 PM newscast on KO1 Plus and a 10:00 PM broadcast, with additional updates as conditions evolve.