Unsettled weather continues today now that our pesky upper level heat dome has shifted into the Southwest United States. Temperatures will be a couple degrees lower today along with continued precipitation chances. High temperatures may be reached in the late morning in some locations due to afternoon rain chances. Those of you lucky enough to get a shower/storm will enjoy temperatures cooling off into the upper 70s and 80s.

We’re anticipating additional isolated to scattered thunderstorms to develop by the early afternoon hours. The best chance for storms will be in Northwest Texas, West Texas, and a second enhanced corridor in South-Central Texas and Southeast Texas. Isolated showers and storms will be possible across all of Texas today and tonight. Wind shear values are weak and organized severe thunderstorms are not expected. Due to the unstable airmass in place we’ll see a couple strong storms with localized damaging winds and heavy rain. Any sort of flooding threat will remain very localized. Thunderstorm coverage will diminish by early evening, but isolated activity will remain possible into the night.