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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) –
We still have a pleasant day of life before the strong storms threaten your Halloween projects on Wednesday night.
Meteorologist Travis Herzog said a strong gulf breeze would rise today as a powerful weather system crosses the Rockies. This will make it more humid and bring more clouds in the afternoon as temperatures rise in the 1980s.
A cold front blowing in the evening of Halloween will trigger a series of strong thunderstorms during the period of the faking. These storms will come from the north and could cause gusts of wind and hail. In front of the front, scattered heavy storms will burst in the afternoon heat and Travis says that these storms could turn and produce brief tornadoes.
Once the storms dissipate on Thursday morning, temperatures will be significantly cooler for a few days, with peaks of up to 40 percent for the first time this fall.
We will have another period of sunny and cool weather from the first weekend of November and we will have an extra hour to enjoy because the clocks fall an hour Sunday. Saturday looks dry, but the rain could come back for a Sunday party.
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