Elevated winds and building seas will persist across the bays and Gulf waters through this evening. A Small Craft Advisory remains in effect until 1 PM for the Bays and until 7 PM this evening for the Gulf waters.
Most showers and storms will remain offshore, keeping inland areas generally dry. However, an isolated afternoon shower or storm cannot be ruled out, especially across the coastal counties. Skies will gradually clear from the northwest, particularly over the Brazos Valley, while mostly cloudy conditions persist further south. Expect north to northeast winds at 10–15 mph, with gustier conditions along the coast.
Expect a comfortable night ahead. Overnight lows will drop into the 60s to lower 70s inland, and remain in the 70s along the coast. Shower and thunderstorm activity will remain offshore.
The frontal boundary will finally move off the coast today, keeping the best rain chances over the coastal waters. Slightly cooler and drier weather is expected through at least mid-next week. Rain chances return after midweek, mainly across our coastal counties as a coastal trough moves over the western Gulf.
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