Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms will move east later this morning with partly cloudy skies this afternoon and a continued critical fire threat across Central Texas. Humidity is already between 15 and 20% this morning and will drop to 10 to 15% this afternoon with increasing west-northwest winds. Clear skies are expected tonight with temperatures dropping into the upper 30s and lower 40s.
Unfortunately the fire threat continues next week with elevated to critical fire weather conditions Monday through Wednesday along and west of the Interstate 35 corridor during the afternoon hours. Temperatures will warm the first half of the week into the 80s and then a mid week system will cool temperatures before warming back up towards the end of the week.
A Red Flag Warning does not necessarily mean there is a fire ongoing, but that conditions will be extremely dry and windy. If a fire does start, it has the potential to quickly become extreme due to the critical fire weather conditions. Take precaution to not start wildfires and have a go kit ready if you are in the Red Flag Warning area.
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