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Houston Forecast: Spotty shower today; Tropical Storm Cristobal has formed in the Gulf
There’s still significant uncertainty regarding its track and intensity later this week.
HOUSTON — Hurricane season started yesterday, and right on schedule we have Tropical Storm Cristobal.
Hurricane Hunters flew into Tropical Depression 3 earlier today and found max sustained winds at 40 mph which means that this system is officially a Tropical Storm.
It’s too early to tell exactly who will be a risk from this storm so it is important everyone along the gulf coast pay close attention to the forecast.
I would urge you and your family to watch the weather with us twice a day, and use the KHOU 11 app to get updates on the go, just in case the system strengthens and decides to head our way.
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TRACK THE WEATHER: Houston weather radar
If a system came Houston’s way, we could see higher tides and heavy rainfall and strong winds but again, that’s only if something developed and came this way.
HOUSTON 7 DAY FORECAST