HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — We’re seeing scattered showers and storms on this Easter Sunday, kicking off a rainy pattern that will bring a daily rain chance to Southeast Texas through Friday.
The forecast for any egg hunts in the morning may need to dodge a few downpours. Temperatures are starting in the mid 70s and will warm into the mid 80s, with increasing rain chances.
As for the rest of Easter Sunday, a cold front will begin to approach Southeast Texas and move in during the second half of the day. Isolated showers and a few thunderstorms will develop along this front, where the best chance for that Sunday will be north of Houston and I-10. A couple storms could be on the stronger side, especially near Lake Livingston, where gusty winds and small hail could be potential impacts. These isolated storms will gradually sink south overnight.
Are we in for more rain next week?
Yes! The storm system blowing by Easter Sunday will stall the front out in Southeast Texas and leave an active jet stream parked over our part of the state. We have multiple opportunities for rain with the highest odds coming around Wednesday, which now has a 70% chance of rain.
This story comes from our news partner ABC13 Houston.
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