No foolin’ here - it’s going to be a busy week in weather!

Today we’ll set the stage with gusty southern winds bringing in abundant gulf moisture and helping us warm up to the mid 80’s. Tonight we could see storms to our west, and then scattered storms are possible tomorrow morning (especially along/east of I-45). Tomorrow afternoon we warm up again into the mid 80’s with breezy south winds. Another round of storms is expected late Wednesday/early Thursday, and the primary concern with these storms will be large hail. These should move out by Thursday afternoon.

Friday the system that will have sent multiple storm chances our way finally crosses the state, bringing widespread showers and thunderstorms. We could see some more severe storms pass through on Friday before we transition into a widespread rain event. This could lead to some flooding concerns as rain continues overnight Friday and into Saturday. It looks like rain will be focused on the first half of the day Saturday, but I can’t rule out some lingering showers in the afternoon.

Cooler air moves in behind the rain, bringing lows Saturday night into the upper 40’s. Sunday and Monday we’ll be quite a bit cooler with highs in the low-mid 60’s, and lows will be in the mid 40’s by Monday morning.

Forecast Updated 6:00 am, 4.1.25