As we approach the peak of hurricane season on September 10th, meteorologists and the National Hurricane Center are closely monitoring two tropical waves in the Atlantic basin. Of particular interest is a tropical wave located in the Bay of Campeche, which is currently generating disorganized showers and thunderstorms. The National Hurricane Center is giving this system a 70% chance of development within the next seven days, with a 50% chance in the next two days. In the event that it strengthens and receives a name, the next one on the list will be Francine.

The potential impact of this tropical wave is being closely followed by both the National Hurricane Center and the KHOU 11 Weather Team. According to meteorologist Chita Craft, even if the system does not fully develop, it is expected to bring widespread rainfall to the region on Wednesday and Thursday. Consequently, the Weather Impact Alert has been issued for Wednesday and Thursday of next week.

Before the arrival of this tropical wave, a "fall" cold front is expected to sweep through southeast Texas over the weekend, providing a brief taste of cooler weather. However, this front will quickly retreat back north of Houston, setting the stage for potentially unsettled weather starting from Tuesday afternoon and continuing through the rest of the workweek.

While there is still uncertainty surrounding the development of the tropical wave, one thing is clear: rain chances will increase for southeast Texas, with heavier downpours anticipated along the coast. The timing of the system's impact coincides with the peak of hurricane season, acting as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of tropical weather patterns.

Residents are urged to stay informed and prepared by downloading the KHOU 11 App and activating notifications for real-time updates. By texting keywords such as "APP" for general updates, "WEATHER" for the latest weather conditions, and "TRAFFIC" for traffic alerts to 713-526-1111, users can receive relevant information directly to their phones.

As we wait for further developments regarding this tropical wave, it is crucial to remain cautious and keep a watchful eye on any potential changes in weather patterns. With the hurricane season at its peak, it is vital for residents in the affected regions to stay vigilant and follow any instructions or guidelines issued by local authorities and meteorological agencies.

The KHOU 11 Weather Team will continue to provide regular updates as the situation unfolds, ensuring that residents are well-informed and prepared for any potential effects of this tropical wave.

Disclaimer: The information in this article is based on the provided text and meteorological reports. Please refer to official sources for the latest updates and follow any directives given by relevant authorities.