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A rainy start to the week is expected in the Houston area, which includes Spring, TX. The National Weather Service has forecasted rain for the region. This rain is predicted to occur over the course of several days.
The days affected by the rain forecast are Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Further information about the forecast and potential flooding risks can be found through Houston Public Media or the National Weather Service.
This preview is provided by Spring News. Full article available at .
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