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Residents of The Woodlands can expect more scattered downpours today. The storm coverage is anticipated to increase tomorrow, although the extent of this increase is not specified. Further details on the upcoming weather pattern are available from ABC13 Houston.
It is known that scattered thundershowers will occur on Sunday afternoon, with rain chances climbing on Monday due to the arrival of tropical air in Houston.
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