If you thought Thursday’s storms were intense, Friday is shaping up to be very similar for Southeast Texas.

A stubborn boundary stretched along I-10 is once again expected to spark strong thunderstorms, making for another active weather day.

By 7 a.m. Friday, coastal showers may roll through, with the possibility of thunderstorms to the north.

Check out the radar below:

Friday’s forecast:

The primary threat is street flooding.

Later in the day, starting around 1 p.m., the Houston area is forecast to see scattered, strong thunderstorms. This time, the storms could be more widespread, prompting a 60% chance of storms—higher than Thursday’s odds.

Storms earlier this week packed 40 mph winds and hail, so it’s a good idea to keep an eye on conditions.

Flood risk across most of Southeast

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