KATC StormTeam 3 Weather BLOG

We’re looking good over the next several days with fair and seasonably cool conditions anticipated.  High pressure will yield to Rocky Mountain and Plains troughing by the end of the week resulting in a milder and eventually moist return flow from the Gulf.  A series of upper disturbances combined with a slow moving frontal boundary will likely spell wet weather this weekend and quite possibly into early next week.  In addition, there may be a severe weather threat before the next cold front moves through sometime Saturday or into Sunday.  After the weekend we’ll probably segue into chilly overrunning rains as cold air at the surface filters in while the upper disturbances continue.  Our grounds will still likely be quite moist as we head into the weekend so we could be looking at yet another flood threat.  This “wetter than normal pattern” looks continue at least for the next two weeks.