FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- THIS WEEK: Hot and muggy conditions ramp up, with heat indices reaching or surpassing 100 degrees.
- RAIN CHANCES: Isolated to scattered showers possible Monday and at the end of the week.
- PATTERN CHANGE?: A cold front could approach South Texas, but its timing, strength and rainfall potential remain uncertain.
FORECAST
HOT AND INCREASINGLY HUMID
You’ll definitely notice a shift by Monday morning as lows climb into the upper 60s and lower 70s. Monday will remain hot, and heat indices will reach the mid-90s to near 100.
Isolated showers or thunderstorms are possible, primarily across the Coastal Plains and the eastern I-35 corridor, though most areas will stay dry. Through midweek, isolated storm chances will persist across the Coastal Plains, with the sea breeze occasionally pushing activity inland toward the I-35 corridor.
RAIN CHANCES AND A POSSIBLE COLD FRONT?
Late week, an upper-level disturbance could bring a cold front to South Texas, though the intensity and exact timing remain uncertain. Expect hot, humid conditions early this week with limited rain chances ahead of the potential front.
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