FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- WEEKEND: Mostly sunny, hot and generally dry, with lower humidity.
- EARLY NEXT WEEK: Increasing humidity and warmer mornings, with a return of uncomfortable heat.
- WHAT TO WATCH: Rain chances may increase, with a possible cold front.
FORECAST
SUNDAY, SUNDAY, SUNDAY
Sunday will remain sunny and warm, with highs again reaching the upper 80s to mid-90s. Humidity will begin to creep up overnight, marking a transition to a warmer, more humid pattern as we head into the new work week.
Hot and Increasingly Humid
Expect rising humidity and warmer mornings starting Monday. Afternoon heat index values will climb near or over 100 degrees. Isolated showers possible east of I-35 and south of I-10. Most, however, should expect hot, muggy conditions to be the primary concern through mid-week.
Rain chances may begin to increase over the Edwards Plateau late Thursday as the overall weather pattern starts to shift. The exact coverage of showers and storms remains uncertain.
POSSIBLE COLD FRONT?
By late next week, a shift in the weather pattern may bring scattered showers and thunderstorms. While a cold front could approach South Texas, its exact timing and impact on temperatures remain uncertain.
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