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Potential for Heavy Rain Late this Week
Monday
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Tuesday
Current Drought Monitor
Starting Wednesday, we’re entering an unsettled stretch with multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms. This active pattern will stick around through the weekend. A few storms could become strong to severe.
An increasing threat for heavy rainfall as we head into next weekend.
The morning will start off cloudy, but mostly sunny skies are expected in the afternoon. Conditions will be warm again, with highs in the lower 80s inland and in the 70s over the beaches.
Skies will become cloudy overnight. Areas of fog are expected to develop over portions of Southeast Texas and can be dense at times. Southeasterly winds will range between 5-10 mph.
The morning will start off cloudy, but partly cloudy skies are expected in the afternoon. Conditions will be warm again, with highs in the lower 80s inland and in the 70s over the beaches.
The majority of Southeast TX is in a severe to extreme drought as precipitation totals remain well below normal. Rain chances return to the forecast later this week, and the rainfall will certainly be beneficial.
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