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Houston storm timeline: When will we get the heaviest rainfall?

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By Roberto Villalpando Verified
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Houston is starting the work week with some clouds and potentially some heavy rainfall in some spots across Southeast Texas. Here's the latest storm timeline, based on recent National Weather Service forecasts. The combination of a stalled front to our north and deep volumes of tropical moisture from the Gulf of Mexico is expected to trigger scattered to widespread showers on Monday and Tuesday before a drying trend emerges in the second half of the week, the weather service said.
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Houston storm timeline: When will we get the heaviest rainfall?

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By Roberto Villalpando Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
The combination of a stalled front to our north and deep volumes of tropical moisture from the south is expected to produce scattered to widespread showers on Monday and Tuesday before a drying trend emerges in the second half of the week. Weather Prediction Center/National Weather Service Houston is starting the work week with some clouds and potentially some heavy rainfall in some spots across Southeast Texas. Here’s the latest storm timeline, based on recent National Weather Service forecasts.
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If San Antonio can hold out a few more days, we'll trade heat for rain chances. Here's when.

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By Roberto Villalpando Verified
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