Scattered thunderstorms will continue through tonight, primarily near and south of I-20. While the severe weather threat remains low, periods of heavy rainfall may lead to new or additional flooding across parts of Central Texas where a Flood Watch is in effect through 7PM this evening. If you encounter flooded roadways, Turn Around, Don't Drown!
Scattered showers and storms will linger into Tuesday morning exiting to the southeast during the afternoon. Brief heavy rainfall will be possible, but the greatest heavy rain threat will reside near the Texas Gulf Coast. Temperatures will rise back into the mid 80s to low 90s.
Showers and storms return to the region late Thursday through Friday as a cold front approaches the Red River from the north. Some storms could become strong with gusty winds and heavy rain the main threats, but there is still uncertainty on exact timing and locations. Make sure to check back for more updates!
A more typical summer pattern will return by midweek as temperatures climb back into the 90s and humidity increases. Heat index values may may peak around 100-105 degrees Wednesday and Thursday. Heat index values late this week into the weekend will be in the upper 90s to around 101. Scattered storms return late Thursday into Friday, along with a temperature cool-down of a few degrees.
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