Storms are possible until Wednesday morning 🌩️

After nearly two weeks of record heat, our weather has changed more turbulent – At least for a few days.

Although it won’t rain all day every day, storms – some severe – are on the map. Here’s what you need to know about the weather this week:

MONDAY EVENING (40%)

• Short-term precipitation and thunderstorms are possible. The probability of rain is 40%.

TUESDAY (30%)

• There may be prolonged rain on Tuesday.

• In the afternoon, several bouncing thunderstorms will be possible. Any storms that develop can become severe, but the cover will be insulated (30%).

NIGHT TUESDAY / WEDNESDAY MORNING (70%)

• A cold front will move through South Central Texas, with the probability of a storm increasing after 22 hours

• Again, some strong storms will be possible, and torrential rains are not ruled out

• Wednesday’s morning trip can be damp and messy

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7-DAY FORECAST

The probability of precipitation falls from the forecast until Thursday. Memorial Day weekend looks rainless and hot as highs go back to the 1990s.

REMAIN KNOWLEDGE

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