moisture. we think parts of houston will be seeing significant rainfall beginning as early as tonight when the system makes landfall and continuing through much of the middle portion of the week as the system hugs the coast and ends up potentially around areas of louisiana. notice this orange contours and red contours. those are 4 to 8 inches of rainfall in an area that, of course, is still an active recovery mode from what happened with hurricane ida in recent weeks. so the last thing you want to see. houston looks to be one of the wetter spots where three consecutive spots of moderate to heavy rainfall in place. temperatures gradually climb up as we reduce the possibility of the persistent rainfall and go into the summer time regime where thunderstorms will be scattered about. at that point, temps closing in on 90 degrees which is where they belong this time of year. and the other element with the tropical storm in the gulf of mexico, of course, we saw it with ida as it moved over th
as heavy~ today and those you see will not be as heavy~ it today and those you see will not be as heavy. it also means more sunshine as heavy. it also means more sunshine breaking through, including in harrogate! at the moment it is one of in harrogate! at the moment it is one of the in harrogate! at the moment it is one of the wetter spots. this is where one of the wetter spots. this is where we one of the wetter spots. this is where we have a showers across parts of northern where we have a showers across parts of northern england. elsewhere, largeiy of northern england. elsewhere, largely dry start, some showers creeping largely dry start, some showers creeping to the channel islands. plenty creeping to the channel islands. plenty of creeping to the channel islands. plenty of cloud, some sunshine across plenty of cloud, some sunshine across central england, some to the west and across central england, some to the west and the cloud should thin and break west