Isolated hailstorms possible today and tonight in Southeast Texas
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- An upper low over Texas will continue to bring scattered showers to the Houston region through early Wednesday morning, and some of those showers will grow into thunderstorms capable of producing hail up to an inch in diameter.
Temperatures today have quickly climbed into the low 70s for most with the help of a little more sunshine to start the day. Rain will again be intermittent, and your chance of getting rain is around 40%. Accumulations will likely stay below half an inch for most, but there could be some totals exceeding 1 inch in our coastal counties. Another wave of rain will blow in tonight as the main upper low pushes through, and some of the showers will grow into thunderstorms capable of producing small hail. It's possible one or two storms could even produce quarter-size hail, which would prompt a severe thunderstorm warning. We do expect the atmosphere to dry out at some point on Veterans Day.
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