Dry weather could fuel wildfires in the Houston area Friday
Friday’s low humidity could raise fire danger in the Houston area, especially north of I-10. Here’s what to expect and how dry October has been. Dry weather could fuel wildfires in the Houston area, with only 1.34 inches of rain so far this month compared to 5.46 inches in an average October. While little to no rain is expected in the near term, long-range signals suggest a wetter weather pattern could occur around Halloween. Temperatures are expected to reach the middle to upper 80s across much of the Houston metro area, while away from the Gulf Coast relative humidity could fall to 25% to 30%. Air quality could also be a concern, with ground-level ozone expected to exceed the “unhealthy for sensitive groups” range in parts of the area.
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The dry spell is also leaving the city well below its typical October cumulative rainfall amounts. Houston has recorded just 1.34 inches of rain so far this month, compared with 5.46 inches in an aver... [2052 symbols]
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