We’re waking as much as our coolest morning of the season up to now at the moment, with Bush Airport registering within the mid-50s. Rural parts of Montgomery County and between Houston and Beaumont in Liberty and Jefferson Counties are even within the 40s this morning.
We’ll proceed this pleasant stretch of climate into and thru this weekend. So, should you’re free on Sunday, come have a good time with myself, Eric, and Maria (together with Dwight and Lee!) on the Houston Botanic Backyard for our Fall Day!
In case you’ll be attending, we’d love should you might RSVP right here if you want. Thanks as at all times in your help, and we stay up for saying hi there!
Immediately
Ample sunshine and nice. Highs within the low to mid-80s. That’s it. We’ll additionally start to see offshore waters relax a bit as Ian’s distant impacts wind down. Winds ought to be 5 to fifteen mph.
Weekend
We should always see wall to wall sunshine this weekend. Search for highs within the mid-80s on Saturday, presumably creeping into the upper-80s by Sunday afternoon.
Morning lows will likely be principally within the 50s tomorrow and upper-50s to low-60s on Sunday morning.
Early subsequent week
We’ll proceed to see sunshine subsequent week, however I’m pondering there will likely be extra excessive clouds to talk of, maybe turning us principally cloudy at instances. A Pacific hurricane and a few extra upper-level moisture streaming throughout Mexico will doubtless spoil the blue skies. Sadly this gained’t include any useful rain it could appear, with most of it falling west of Texas.
As well as, we’ll slowly heat again up with highs within the upper-80s to low-90s and morning lows typically within the mid-60s.
Late subsequent week
Excessive strain constructing throughout the Gulf from the Atlantic will permit us to heat up even a bit extra later subsequent week. Search for extra 90s than 80s for a pair days I believe. Our subsequent entrance *might* get right here subsequent weekend, nevertheless it appears dry and weak proper now, so I’m not optimistic that the dry climate and a late summer time swoon will finish. We will see.
Tropics
As restoration efforts proceed throughout Florida, Ian is approaching the coast of South Carolina this morning. It ought to make landfall later at the moment doubtless close to Georgetown, SC, between Charleston and Myrtle Seashore. Ian reintensified right into a hurricane yesterday because it moved offshore. It presently has a large swath of tropical storm power winds and a small space of 75 to 85 mph winds close to the middle.
Discover how a lot wider the wind swath (orange) is than the cone (white) within the picture above. It’s an vital lesson within the limitations of the cone, as impacts can prolong properly exterior the width of the cone. Regardless of the case, right here’s hoping Ian’s second act underachieves on the Carolina coast at the moment and tomorrow.
