Terrific Tuesday, as Quick Warm Up Occurs for the Brazos Valley Throughout the Week!

Early Week Changes: Warming Up in 80s, Future Storm Chances?
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(04/22/2024) Madison Co. Rainfall Total: —

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Forecast Discussion:
A wonderous, sunny, cool Monday for the Brazos Valley, as morning lows dipped into the 40s before highs reached the cool 70s for Southeast Texas. Sunshine was also on hand throughout the day. A light southerly wind turns around to kickstart Tuesday, so get out and enjoy one more chilly mornings in the upper 40s to lower 50s across the Brazos Valley–likely the coolest morning we’ll experience for several months (as summer starts up). South wind is light around 5-10 mph, but begins to bring warm, moist Gulf back into the atmosphere over Southeast TX. Highs wrap up in the upper 70s to near 80° Tuesday afternoon. Highs quickly warm into the lower-to-middle 80s Wednesday through Sunday under cloudier skies and more humidity on hand (feeling warmer outside of course). Mornings are back in the humid 60s and 70s.

Two quick-moving weather makers bypass the Lone Star State late week and into the weekend. The Storm Prediction Center (NWSSPC) places North Texas under a risk for severe storms late Friday. We’ll keep a 30% chance for showers, isolated storms that could produce a high wind/hail concern to start the weekend. Next rain system arrives late Saturday and Sunday, which could bring an isolated storm risk for Southeast TX to start May 2024.

5-Day Weather Outlook:
Tuesday: High 77. Low 62. Sunny, Not as Cool.
Wednesday: High 81. Low 65. Partly Cloudy.
Thursday: High 81. Low 68. Partly Cloudy.
Friday: High 82. Low 70. Rainy. 40% Chance/Rain.
Saturday: High 86. Low 71. Partly Cloudy.

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