FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
MEMORIAL DAY: 30-40% storm chance, but don’t cancel outdoor plans
NEXT WEEK: Daily storm chances continue, but not every location will get rain each day
WATCHING FOR: Spotty hail, street flooding
TEMPS: Not as hot, closer to average
FORECAST
If you’ve been looking at your Apple or Android default weather app recently, you may be thinking that this upcoming week will be very rainy and much cooler than average.
Well, the truth of the matter is a little more complicated. While there are daily *opportunities* for rain, it’s not going to rain everywhere all week long. Here’s the latest…
MEMORIAL DAY
Most of Monday will likely be just hot and humid. That being said, a weak cool front will be moving through north Texas, firing off storms. We’ll be watching these storms closely, as they gradually approach the Hill Country and South Central Texas. Our storm chances stand at 30-40%, mainly after 2 p.m. and into the overnight hours. IF a storm can get going, it will likely become severe with hail and gusty winds possible.
Bottom line: Don’t cancel your outdoor Memorial Day plans, but have a back-up to duck inside just in case you happen upon a storm. We’ll be keeping an eye out!
UNSETTLED WEATHER NEXT WEEK
Storm development will be possible each day next week. With this type of weather pattern, location and timing of the storms will be random. Just know that there is an opportunity for you to get much-needed rain each day. Chances for your backyard stand at 30%-40% each day.
That being said, if you do get a storm, it could be strong, containing hail and/or gusty winds. Spotty street flooding would also be possible.
Temperatures will also be much closer to what’s normal for this time of year — upper-80s & low-90s.
We will keep you informed!
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