After almost two weeks of record heat our weather has changed the most violent – at least for a few days.
Although there will be no rain every day, thunderstorms – some strong – are at stake. Here’s what you need to know about the weather this week:
MONDAY EVENING (40%)
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There may be short-term rains, thunderstorms in some places. The probability of rain is 40%.
Tuesday (30%)
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On Tuesday at the beginning of the day short-term rains are possible.
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Small thunderstorms are also possible in the afternoon. Any storms can become strong, but coverage will be isolated (30%).
NIGHT Tuesday / Wednesday morning (70%)
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The Cold Front will move through South Central Texas, and after 10pm the likelihood of a storm will increase
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Heavy thunderstorms are possible again, heavy rains are not excluded
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Wednesday morning trip can be damp and dirty
7-DAY FORECAST
By Thursday, the probability of rain falls out of the forecast. Weekend on Remembrance Day without rain and heat, as highs return to the 90s.
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