Houston, TX – Leftover showers from overnight storms turned Wednesday morning into a slick and challenging commute for Houstonians. Drivers navigated waterlogged roads with caution as intermittent rainfall continued to create delays and hazards across the city.

Meteorologists are warning residents to prepare for more intense weather on Thursday, with stronger storms expected to roll through the region. These storms are likely to bring heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and the potential for localized flooding, particularly in low-lying areas.

“Keep your umbrellas handy,” experts have advised, emphasizing the need for preparedness as the wet weather stretches into the week. Emergency services are also urging citizens to avoid unnecessary travel during peak storm hours and to stay updated on weather alerts.

The city’s desi community is no stranger to unpredictable weather but acknowledges the added challenges of navigating slick roads during peak hours. “It’s all about being cautious and staying informed,” said Saima Qureshi, a longtime Houston resident.

As Thursday approaches, authorities recommend that residents check their travel routes, keep emergency kits ready, and stay tuned for updates on changing weather conditions.