Not everyone will get hit with heavy rain, but most of the state has a shot at storms each day once the pattern shifts late week. Central Texas faces the highest flood risk as the moisture moves in, per the station's forecast.
Before that, rain stays scarce. Tuesday brings only isolated showers and storms, with most areas staying dry. Wednesday could see scattered sea breeze activity, though Click2Houston says it's far from a washout.
The shift matters for anyone with outdoor plans later this week. A dry start gives way to scattered storms by Thursday, and people in Central Texas should watch the forecast closely as the weekend nears.