The drought monitor shows conditions are becoming worse in Southeast Texas, with heavy rain expected to bring some relief over the weekend.

Houston has a brief shot of cooler weather to enjoy Wednesday before a warmer and more humid pattern returns. But could lasting fall weather be near?

After weeks without measurable rain, Houston could finally see showers and a weekend cooldown. Lawns and gardens are ready for relief.

Meteorologist Chita Craft says temperatures will climb into the upper 80s to low 90s on Tuesday before a cold front moves in this evening. Expect a few showers or isolated thunderstorms between noon and 5 p.m. Rain chances sit around 30%, with clouds building throughout the day.

A weak cold front near the Houston metro area could spark a few strong storms capable of producing damaging winds in some parts of Southeast Texas.

HOUSTON - Monday morning should be the coolest of next week, with upper 50s across the region. A cold front swept through southeast Texas on Sunday. It took until the late afternoon for comfortable temperatures, but also a huge drop in humidity.

The amount of rain currently in the forecast won't be enough to begin to reverse the drought conditions that are already in place, making it likely continue into November.

Saturday morning will bring the crispest air, with lows dipping into the upper 50s and low 60s—perfect for early pumpkin patch runs or a fall-like morning jog. Afternoon highs will stay warm but pleasant, hovering in the upper 80s under sunny skies.

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Houston's dry streak will end soon. As we wind down one of the city's driest Octobers on record, heavy rainfall is on the way this weekend.