After several days of damp conditions, drier air will start to gradually move into South-Central Texas tonight. A low chance of a few light rain showers continues during the night, but skies will start to clear north to south. Lows will range from the mid 60s to low 70s.
Drier weather returns for the work week with warm highs in the upper 70s to low 90s and cool lows mainly in the 60s. A few rural locations in the Hill Country and southern Edwards Plateau may see lows in the 50s for the first time since May. Low rain chances make an appearance late week into the upcoming weekend.
As we often see in Octobers with El Niño conditions, wetter than normal conditions are likely across South-Central Texas this October. The Climate Prediction Center is also projecting equal chances of warmer or cooler than normal conditions this October for most of the area.
Octobers in South-Central Texas tend to bring a distinct change from the hot summer months, with noticeably cooler temperatures and more opportunities for rain and cold fronts.
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