The probability for rain will be at 50 percent. Scattered rain showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast to develop Monday afternoon and continue through Monday night as moisture increases off the Gulf and the Pacific. However, some of the remnant middle and high-level moisture from Roslyn is forecast to get pulled northeast from Mexico and across Texas Monday into Tuesday, and will enhance our chance for rain.Įxpect the sky to become mostly cloudy Sunday night and remain mostly cloudy throughout Monday. Forecasts call for Roslyn to make landfall along the west coast of Mexico early Sunday, with the storm dissipating over the mountains of Mexico Sunday afternoon and Sunday night. The second feature to influence our weather early next week will be the remnants of Tropical Storm Roslyn. Forecasts call for the front to reach West Texas Monday night, the Interstate 35 corridor around sunrise Tuesday, and the middle Texas coast Tuesday afternoon. The trough will help push a cold front southeast across the state. The first feature will be a large trough of low pressure in the upper atmosphere tracking east out of the Rockies. Lows Monday morning will range from the upper 60s across the Hill Country, to the low 70s across the coastal plains.Ī more unsettled weather pattern will begin taking shape Monday when a couple of features make a move toward Texas.
Lows Sunday morning will range from the low 60s across the Hill Country, to the upper 60s across the coastal plains.Lows Saturday morning are forecast to be around 60 degrees across the Hill Country, and in the low 60s at most other locations.A few spots across Central Texas, including Austin, may reach 90 degrees. High temperatures Friday afternoon through Sunday are forecast to generally be in the upper 80s.Gusts to near 30 mph can be expected on Sunday. Expect southerly winds at 10-20 mph, with occasional gusts to 25 mph this afternoon through Saturday. As a result, breezy conditions are forecast.
is expected to keep our weather sunny, dry, and stable through Sunday.Ī developing surface trough of low pressure along the lee-side of the Rockies will be strengthening the pressure gradient across Texas as we move through the weekend. Meanwhile, a weak ridge of high pressure in the mid and upper atmosphere covering the south central U.S. These breezes will bring warmer and more humid conditions to our area beginning this afternoon, continuing through the weekend.
South and southwesterly breezes on the back side of the high pressure system have now set up across Texas. Canadian high pressure which brought us this week’s cool, fall-like temperatures, has shifted to the East Coast and the eastern Gulf of Mexico. Quiet and dry weather conditions are in place as we close out the workweek.
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