Most of the rain and storm activity today has been confined once again along what’s left of the stalled frontal boundary draped from southeast Texas up across southwest/west Texas. Â Ongoing activity will begin to die out over the next several hours. Â Could see some redevelopment across western OK into northwest Texas by morning, but any rain that falls will be minimal at best. Â Here’s a look at simulated radar overnight and into tomorrow morning.
Temps north of the front will be a degree or two cooler tonight, but still warm. Â The coolest spots will once again be across the panhandle and the mountain regions of western Texas which will see lows down in the 60s tonight. Â The urban areas will likely dip just below 80 degrees…but not by much.
Highs tomorrow….only a couple of degrees lower behind the front, but anything under the 100 degree readings we’ve had lately will be cause for a small celebration. Â In reviewing the long-range outlooks this evening, it appears we’ll stay mostly at or just above seasonal temperatures for the next 10 to 15 days at least. Â The one bright spot in our future will be the chance for a pattern change by next week which may bring rain back into the forecast across additional parts of the state including central, eastern and northern Texas. Â Not looking like much at this point, but we’ll take whatever we can get! Â More on what to expect next week and further on the August horizon in our weekend blogs!
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