Gulf of Mexico air vacations in Central Texas through Friday
Updated: 4 hours ago
It hasn’t really been a sunny week of weather across Central Texas and it’ll continue to remain generally mostly cloudy through the weekend, but today’s weather and Friday’s weather will be noticeably different as warm and humid air moves in. Today, especially, we’ll be contending with some scattered showers and maybe a strong late-day storm. A warm front passes through the area this morning and that’ll mark the start of rain chances. Morning temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s will warm into the mid-to-upper 70s this afternoon with mostly cloudy skies overhead. When today’s front passes through, roughly around mid-morning, we’re expected off and on scattered light showers for the remainder of the day. It’s entirely possible for a late-day storm to bubble up after about 3 PM, but we may not have enough of a spark to get anything going more than just showers. If an afternoon storm were to form, it’ll likely only contain large hail up to about quarter-size.
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It hasn’t really been a sunny week of weather across Central Texas and it’ll continue to remain generally mostly cloudy through the weekend, but today’s weather and Friday’s weather will be noticeably different as warm and humid air moves in. Today, especially, we’ll be contending with some scattered showers and maybe a strong late-day storm. A warm front passes through the area this morning and that’ll mark the start of rain chances. Morning temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s will warm into the mid-to-upper 70s this afternoon with mostly cloudy skies overhead. When today’s front passes through, roughly around mid-morning, we’re expected off and on scattered light showers for the remainder of the day. It’s entirely possible for a late-day storm to bubble up after about 3 PM, but we may not have enough of a spark to get anything going more than just showers. If an afternoon storm were to form, it’ll likely only contain large hail up to about quarter-size.
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