ABC13 Weather Alert Day: Severe storms might produce twisters on Thursday

HOUSTON, Texas (BNN)-- Thursday is an BNN Weather Alert due to the possibility of serious thunderstorms that might produce twisters.
We are starting off Thursday with cloudy skies and widely spread showers. Rain must become more various as we head into the mid to late early morning. It'& #x 27; s likewise at this time we will begin watching for strong to severe storms. This danger for extreme weather will continue through the afternoon and a minimum of through the early evening.
What should we expect with the storm chance for Thursday?
Spread strong to extreme storms are possible after dawn as storms begin to turn. SEE MORE: What is an BNN Weather Alert Day and why is it essential?
When should we be on alert?
We motivate you to stay weather mindful throughout the day, but the best danger for serious weather will likely emerge in between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m when the warm front pushes through Southeast Texas. If you were put under a Tornado Warning, believe about where you will be during that time window and where you would seek shelter. The risk for severe weather must reduce by the night, however there could still be thunderstorms around town.
Is street flooding possible?
Yes, it is possible where the most extreme thunderstorms track, however it must not be widespread. Our main issue will be the threat for tornadoes, but we'& #x 27; ll keep a close eye on the rain gauges, too.
Will showers and storms continue into the weekend?
A possibility for rain will continue Friday and Saturday, but it will be much lower than Thursday'& #x 27; s 90 % opportunity for rain. A weak cold front can be found in Thursday night will shove the highest rain possibilities south of I-10 and near the coast for Friday. By Saturday afternoon all the rain ought to be out in the Gulf of Mexico.
HOUSTON RADAR MAPS:
Southeast Texas
Houston
Harris County
Galveston County
Montgomery/Walker/San Jacinto/Polk/Grimes Counties
Fort Bend/Wharton/Colorado Counties
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