The chance of getting wet should go down over the next couple of days as drier air is expected to push in from the east. This drier air is in the wake of a mid-upper low pressure system in the Western Gulf. This feature will slowly drift into South Texas by the latter part of the week producing much needed rains in parched areas of Texas.  Following this system, higher pressures will build across the region in tandem with a slightly more stable atmosphere. There will still be scattered storms across the area, but not nearly as much activity as we have seen over the last couple of days.  Best chance of getting wet will be across the western part of the state into Texas where flood watches are still posted. By the latter part of the week a frontal trough is still anticipated bringing less humid air, but not any cooler temperatures for the latter part of the weekend into much of next week…summer is here.Â
Rob Perillo