Scattered showers will again be possible today across much of Central Texas. The greatest rain chances (50-70%) will be for areas generally south of US-84 and along and west of the I-35 corridor. Additional amounts of up to 1/3” will be possible. Rain showers should largely remain south of I-20 today where the greatest lift and moisture will reside. North of the interstate mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures in the low-70s are expected. Overnight lows should generally be in the low-50s across the region with the exception of portions of northeast Texas. Here clearing clouds should allow for cooler overnight temps in the 40s.
As our weekend disturbance slowly weakens and moves east, isolated showers will remain possible Monday into Tuesday. While the greatest coverage (20-30%) of rain showers will be west of the I-35 corridor, a stray shower or two can’t be ruled out across the rest of North and Central Texas, especially Tuesday. Temperatures will also continue to warm with highs well into the 70s by Tuesday. This will put temperatures some 5 to 10 degrees above normal for this time of year.
Wednesday into the upcoming weekend will be very dry with abundant sun across the region. A dry cold front will move through Thursday afternoon/evening bringing with it breezy north winds and slightly cooler temperatures. Overnight lows will trend closer to normal by the weekend. However, due to the plentiful sun and dryness that will persist weekend highs will still range 5 to 10 degrees above normal.
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