As a cold front moves into Southeast Texas this Saturday, temperatures will rise into the upper 70s and low 80s, creating warm and humid conditions that could fuel strong to severe thunderstorms across the region.

Weather Breakdown and Potential Impacts

The day will begin with light showers ahead of the front, gradually intensifying as the afternoon progresses. There is a potential for strong to severe storms developing across Southeast Texas, with particular concern in specific counties facing an elevated threat.

The storm risk levels vary across the region:

• Most of Southeast Texas: Low risk (1 out of 5)
• Higher Risk Areas: Trinity, Montgomery, Polk, San Jacinto, Walker, and Northern Liberty counties face an elevated threat (2 out of 5)

​Potential impacts of the storm system include:

• Damaging wind gusts

• Isolated tornadoes

Areas with the Highest Threat and Precautions

While storms could impact much of Southeast Texas, the most severe weather is expected further east. Louisiana, Mississippi, and Western Alabama are facing an increased risk level of 3 out of 5. These areas are more susceptible to stronger storms, and residents should remain vigilant. Authorities and meteorologists are urging residents to stay weather-aware, monitor updates, and take necessary precautions as the system moves through the region. It is recommended to have an emergency plan in place and stay informed through local weather alerts and advisories. As conditions develop, quick action may be required to ensure safety and preparedness.