Forecasts point towards a severe weather threat for Houston on Monday, with the potential risk for supercell thunderstorms. Monday began with rain showers and several lightning strikes, accompanied by strengthening winds. The National Weather Service has also issued a wind advisory that remains in effect until Tuesday evening.

With a robust storm system set to impact Houston, it also brings potential risks, including tornadoes, wind, and hail. The storm’s arrival could coincide with a significant sports event, presenting potential disruptions for Michigan fans traveling to Houston to support their team in the College Football Playoff title game on Monday.

The storm system caused several tornadoes north of Harris County on Monday afternoon. Due to the escalating weather threat, authorities have issued a Tornado Warning for Houston, effective until 9 p.m.

In response to this violent weather pattern, the Houston County Emergency Management Agency is advising the public to prepare and stay safe as the severe weather outbreak continues to affect parts of the region. Residents are urged to stay updated on weather reports and follow emergency guidelines until Tuesday morning.

Moreover, amidst these challenging conditions, the first low-impact tornado has been detected in the Houston area, while the previously mentioned wind advisory continues to remain in effect. The community is encouraged to exercise extreme caution during this period, especially when traveling.