Forecast
Discussion
…quiet, calm weather
pattern in store for central/south central Texas with warming trend to begin…
A dry
northwest flow has developed across the area behind an upper level trough of
low pressure that moved across the area yesterday evening/early Saturday
morning. This northwest flow has ushered in a cool and very dry air mass.
Calm
winds, clear skies, and dry air will allow for a very chilly night across the
area tonight. Most locations across the area will wake up to temperatures in
the 30s, a light freeze is likely in low-lying and out-lying locations.
A
warming trend will begin taking shape as soon as Sunday afternoon when highs
are forecast to rebound into the mid 60s to lower 70s across the area under a
mostly sunny sky. Lows Sunday night will dip into the 30s and 40s area wide
under a mainly clear sky.
Highs
rebound into the 70s across the area by Monday afternoon as surface winds
switch back out of the south southwest. Moisture will take a few days to return
to the area, this under mostly sunny/clear skies will lead to mild, pleasant
afternoons in the 70s and cool, chilly overnights in the 40s and 50s through
the middle of next week. Shallow Gulf moisture expected to return by the middle
of next week…this will add a bit more in the way of clouds to our sky and a
general warming trend in overnight lows (less 40s, more 50s).
Rain
chances possibly returning to the area by the end of next week. We still have
plenty of time to monitor that.
Hope
you all have a great rest of your weekend. Get out there and enjoy it, it’s
going to be beautiful.
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