Isolated Storm Brings Brief Cooling
An isolated storm brought a brief respite from the scorching heat in Houston. Despite the heat warning in effect until 8 pm on Wednesday night, lucky individuals who experienced the isolated thunderstorm enjoyed slightly cooler temperatures. However, for most, the mercury soared into the 90s, with temperatures feeling like a sweltering 108°-110°.
Wednesday Forecast
As we navigate through the summer months in Houston, staying cool becomes a top priority. The forecast for Wednesday remains hot, with the potential for isolated thunderstorms offering a temporary reprieve from the relentless heat. Stay tuned for updates on the thermal index range, which may fluctuate between 108°-110°.
Tracking the Tropics
Turning our attention to the tropics, Tropical Storm Ernesto presents a looming threat east of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Forecasters predict the storm could intensify into the next major hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean. Residents near Bermuda should remain vigilant as Category 3 storms could make landfall on Saturday.
10-Day Forecast
Looking ahead, the 10-day forecast for Houston includes more scorching temperatures climbing into the 90s. Keep an eye out for sea breeze showers and storms that may offer relief from the heat during the afternoons.
In conclusion, despite the relentless heat and looming tropical storms, Houston residents should stay informed and prepared for any weather-related developments. Remember to stay hydrated, seek shade when possible, and be on the lookout for updates from local authorities. Stay safe and cool during this summer heatwave in Houston.
