A Weak Front Moves In Tuesday, Low Rain Chances Ahead
Yay for the start of a new work week!! No? Just me? Anyway, the forecast for most of Central Texas (unlike the work week) is not very new. We are still expecting highs in the 90’s for most of us in the area, however there are some ever so slight changes that we are tracking going into Tuesday. A “front” (I can’t call it a “cold front” because it won’t be cold, hate to break it to you) is set to move in on Tuesday and spark up a few isolated showers as Gulf moisture returns. Some areas along and east of I-35 have some isolated rain potential tomorrow (about a 20% chance) but not everyone will see rain. You should go into Tuesday expecting more of the same warm and dry weather - but if you see a pop up shower, consider yourself lucky!
Despite the slight rain chances on Tuesday and a weak front moving in, the temperatures remain largely unchanged. There might be a slight decline in the morning lows by the end of the week however, as dry air finally begins to filter in.
You can see the dry air as indicated by the decline in dewpoints by the weekend. Central Texas goes from mid to upper 60 degree dewpoints down to low 60’s and upper 50’s within the next few days, drying out the atmosphere.
This results in a slight change for the morning lows that will likely not last for long. Upper 50’s on Saturday morning may feel crisp, but you can see the days that follow will quickly rebound into the 60’s.
Unfortunately for the afternoon highs, not much has changed. Still expecting upper 80’s and lower 90’s for much of the next week. However, there is some glimmer of hope for some cooler air to move into the area about 2 weeks from now - but there is too much uncertainty and a two week forecast is not reliable. For now, you can expect some more warm and sunny conditions through next week. We will inform you if that changes!
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