I found my contact. It fell on the floor. I washed it then located my glasses.
That mid-afternoon thunderstorm did this:
Lighting strike in Wedgewood Houston pic.twitter.com/I6ZRoLoXPC
— Kyle Yates (@kyledyates) August 5, 2018
Sunday will be fantastic. Low 60° dewpoints mean another day of low-for-summer humidity. The temperature will cooperate (High 90°).
Rain Monday and Tuesday is coming from the Plains.
Timing
That’s ^^^^ the HRRR model running through midnight tonight. Today’s storms in Oklahoma and Nebraska will shift east and weaken, but a few showers may survive the journey so don’t be surprised if you wake up to wet pavement.
Light rain is moving closer and should arrive tonight, but do not expect a repeat of what we saw this morning.
All quotes (but one) from NWS-Nashville:
Many of the storms should dissipate this evening but the threat for additional storm development will continue overnight and Monday as the upper level trough approaches VERY SLOWLY before finally moving east of Middle TN. The threat of heavy rain will continue due to the rich moisture but threat for severe storms is muted due to marginal CAPE values.
