Timeline: Yet another cold front heads our way

HOUSTON — The parade of chilly fronts carries on as we enter a brand new week right here throughout Southeast Texas.

This subsequent one, nonetheless, will probably be a bit totally different from the previous few we’ve skilled. How so? Effectively, for starters it received’t be getting all that chilly, that is a constructive.

However because the entrance barrels in from the northwest, it’ll run into a touch unstable surroundings that could be supportive of some robust to extreme thunderstorms Monday night time.

The Storm Prediction Middle has stored our space within the Stage 1 danger for coastal areas and Stage 2 for areas farther to the northeast, which is the place the best chance appears to be for extreme climate.

8 p.m. Monday: The chilly entrance begins to press into our far northwest cities and counties. Because it interacts with the nice and cozy, humid air, we are going to monitor the entrance for the event of a line of showers and thunderstorms that can strengthen because it presses southeast.

10 p.m. Monday: Showers and thunderstorms proceed to press nearer to Houston however at the moment are nonetheless primarily to the northwest alongside a growing line with the related chilly entrance.

1 a.m. Tuesday: The chilly entrance is shifting by means of Harris County simply after midnight with a line of robust thunderstorms with the potential of gusty winds and small hail.

3 a.m. Tuesday: The chilly entrance is a quick mover and will probably be close to the coast by this time, nonetheless possible producing robust thunderstorms with heavy rain, gusty winds and small hail.