HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Another round of summertime storms is expected Monday with the coastal sea breeze developing and pushing north into the afternoon.

Monday will be start off sunny and muggy with our sea breeze bringing us the chance for some scattered showers and storms across Southeast Texas. A few light showers are possible along the coast in the morning before more scattered showers and storms develop for the afternoon. Locally heavy rainfall, thunder and lightning are possible impacts we’ll see from this next round of storms. High temperatures will climb into the low-mid 90s Monday, and if you get some afternoon rain, those showers will cool you off into the low-mid 80s.

Is there any triple-digit heat in the forecast?

Not at this time. In fact, we still haven’t hit 100 so far this summer! Next week the rain faucet should turn off for at least a few days, which should push temperatures back into the upper 90s but still shy of the triple digits by week’s end.

Seems like it’s been pretty rainy lately… any drier weather on the way?

It definitely has been rainy! The combination of our summertime heat and humidity has really lead the way for a daily rain chance so far this summer. For July, we’ve picked up just about 2 inches of rain so far at Bush Intercontinental, which is over half an inch higher than what we typically see by now in the month of July.

What’s happening in the tropics?

We’re watching the Gulf for tropical development later this week. For a thorough update and in-depth video on what’s happening in the tropics, head to our tropical update page.

This story comes from our news partner ABC13 Houston.

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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Another round of scattered downpours is coming for Southeast Texas later today.

If you have outdoor plans, especially in the afternoon, be prepared for them to be interrupted for an hour or two when the scattered storms rumble through southeast Texas. Have a place where you could run for cover if a heavy thunderstorms impacts your outdoor plans. A quick 1-3″ could fall in short order, flooding Houston area streets. Sunday’s storms could also trigger some Strong Thunderstorm Alerts with wind gusts over 40 mph and pea size hail.

Is there any triple-digit heat in the forecast?

Not at this time. In fact, we still haven’t hit 100 so far this summer! Next week, the rain faucet should turn off for at least a few days, which should push temperatures back into the upper 90s but still shy of the triple digits.

What’s happening in the tropics?

We’re watching the Gulf for tropical development late next week. For a thorough update and in-depth video on what’s happening in the tropics, head to our tropical update page.

This story comes from our news partner ABC13 Houston.

Keep up with all things Houston with us on Que Onda Magazine.

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Our active weather pattern continues as tropical moisture brings a higher chance for heavy rain that could flood streets this afternoon. While the overall weather pattern is similar to what we’ve seen over the past week, the storms today will be slow-moving, and we have declared an ABC13 Weather Watch for Houston and the surrounding suburbs. While there is also a chance for rain along the coast, they do not have the same potential to flood streets, so any beach plans are likely still good to go.

Will the weekend be a washout?

No. Despite the high rain chances on Saturday and Sunday, we do not expect it to rain all day, and many places along the coast may stay rain-free all day. If you have outdoor plans, especially in the afternoon, be prepared for them to be interrupted for an hour or two when the scattered storms rumble through Southeast Texas. Have a place where you could run for cover if a heavy thunderstorms impacts your outdoor plans. And be particularly careful when driving around on Saturday as a quick 1-3″ could fall in short order, flooding Houston area streets. Today’s storms could also trigger some Strong Thunderstorm Alerts with wind gusts over 40 mph and pea size hail.

Is there any triple-digit heat in the forecast?

Not at this time. In fact, we still haven’t hit 100 so far this summer! Next week, the rain faucet should turn off for at least a few days, which should push temperatures back into the upper 90s but still shy of the triple digits.

What’s happening in the tropics?

We’re watching the Gulf for tropical development late next week. For a thorough update and in-depth video on what’s happening in the tropics, head to our tropical update page.

This story comes from our news partner ABC13 Houston.

Keep up with all things Houston with us on Que Onda Magazine.