The forecast calls for Saturday to be dry in southeast Texas, with temperatures near average. Rain chances return Sunday, when temperatures are expected to drop into the 60s.
A disturbance moving in from west Texas is expected to bring light to moderate rain to southeast Texas on Sunday. The steadiest and heaviest rain is expected west and south of Houston. Spotty showers are expected west of Houston before sunrise, and showers are forecast to reach Wharton, Fort Bend County and coastal Brazoria by 9 a.m. Rain coverage is expected to become more scattered than widespread by Sunday evening.
In the tropics, an area with a 10% chance of becoming the next named storm is moving east and is not expected to affect the United States. The next name on the list is Kyle. The forecast also says a fall-like feel will last through the next 10 days, with highs close to the average of 76 degrees for this time of year.