Cool Start to Week: Highs in the 70s; Spotty Rain Chances!
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Weather Provided By: Coy Bailey II (MCTX Weather)
(11/08/2026) Madison County Rain Total: —
Current Burn Bans: Burleson, Milam, Robertson, San Jacinto, and Trinity Counties!
Current Watches, Warnings, & Advisories: None!
Forecast Discussion:
Passing showers moved through the Brazos Valley Sunday morning, with a lingering mist and drizzle through the afternoon and evening hours. Rainfall totals are pretty unimpressive either way for the Brazos Valley. A low-pressure system will drift across the State of Texas, bringing a lingering chance for showers and added clouds through the middle of the work week for the Brazos Valley. Temperatures slowly warm into the lower 70s Monday and Tuesday afternoons before highs move closer to the 80° mark Wednesday locally. We’ll keep about a 20% chance for passing rains in the forecast for at least Monday, and likely again the next few days.
Moisture in the air will be limited, so rainfall totals are expected to remain light the next several days across Central and Southeast Texas. By late week, a mushrooming low to the northeast will push another round of cooler, drier air to the Brazos Valley. Sunny, cool weather carries us into the upcoming weekend across Central and Southeast Texas. While it’s still far out, another (potent) system could bring another rain chance as early as the following Sunday (a week out or so), with colder weather likely dropping temperatures into the 40s during the morning hours to start mid-November 2026. In fact, highs could tumble into the 60s across the Brazos Valley to start the following week.
5-Day Weather Outlook:
Monday: High 69. Low 54. Mostly Cloudy. 20% Chance/Rain.
Tuesday: High 75. Low 55. Partly Cloudy.
Veterans Day: High 77. Low 54. Partly Cloudy.
Thursday: High 74. Low 45. Sunny.
Friday: High 69. Low 42. Sunny, Cool.
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