Our active period continues, though some storm chances are waning.

Today most stay dry, but we may have a few showers/storms pop up this afternoon - especially east of I-45. Highs will be in the mid 80’s. Tomorrow’s storm chances have largely shifted north and west, so I only have a low chance just in case we happen to get one that moves in from the west.

Wednesday remains the best chance of rain for the work week, but even that seems to be shifting westward as we get a better idea of the parent storm’s trajectory. Strong/severe storms are possible as well, but again, the greater threat will be north and west. I still have a 50% chance in the forecast, but that may drop if this trend continues.

Thursday looks dry with highs in the mid 80’s. Friday a shower/storm or two is possible as our next system approaches, but nothing widespread is expected. Our next decent chance of rain arrives Saturday with a strong cold front. It looks like it will arrive midday-early afternoon, and will bring cooler temps with it. We will likely stay in the 70’s that day, and we’ll have overnight lows in the 50’s. Sunday looks dry and pleasant with highs in the low-mid 70’s and mostly sunny skies.