KWTX Detailed Forecast
| From Rudy Pearce: The rain has all left our area, and the clouds will slowly begin to break up this afternoon. We will see highs in the mid to lower 60s today, and lows overnight will drop down into the mid 40s. With clear skies and light winds overnight, we have a chance of seeing some areas of patchy fog overnight and into tomorrow morning. Then tomorrow should be a beautiful day, with sunny skies and highs in the upper 60s. The next system to affect our weather will arrive late Monday or Tuesday with a slight chance for showers. No really cold air is in sight for the next seven days, including the Thanksgiving holidays but beyond next Friday, we'll need to watch some forecast changes in the upper air flow that could send significantly colder weather toward Central Texas. |
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