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Street Flooding and Severe Storms Threaten Houston, San Antonio and Corpus Christi Sunday as Stormy El Niño Pattern Brings 80 Percent Rain Chances
HOUSTON — After a stretch of pleasant fall weather, Southeast Texas is heading into a big pattern change this weekend. The stormy El Niño pattern expected for fall, winter and spring is starting to take shape. Street flooding is possible anywhere in Southeast Texas on Sunday, and severe storms are possible south of Interstate 10.
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Quiet Morning, Soaking Storms: Austin Braces for Drenching Weekend
Austin Downtown Skyline — Scenic Backdrop For Weather Coverage. Austin starts Saturday, November 7, near 59 degrees under an extensive cloud deck as rain chances spread across South-Central Texas during the day. Temperatures should climb to around 74 under thickening clouds, with light rain possible after 3 p.m. The bigger shift arrives Saturday night, when showers and an isolated thunderstorm chance become more likely.
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From Fog to Fury: Hot Austin Day Sets Stage for Wild Overnight Storms
Fog and mist greeted Austin early Monday, but the gray start will give way to a hot, mostly sunny afternoon before storms move in overnight. Temperatures near 68 degrees before dawn are expected to climb to about 86, making for one more summerlike day before a cold front changes the mood.
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Cold front moving Monday night into early Tuesday in Central Texas
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From Fog to Sizzle: Austin Heats Up Before Late-Night Storms Hit I-35 Corridor
Austin woke Sunday to fog and mist, with calm air and temperatures in the mid-60s. Low clouds could persist into midday, with Austin's visibility returning to VFR around noon, but the day will still turn warm and humid, topping out near 84 degrees before the next big weather change rolls in Monday night.