A Flood Watch remains in effect for the Hill Country, where yet another stalled-out system brought heavy rain this morning. More storms are possible tonight, continuing the flood threat. Closer to home, we could catch the tail end of a line of storms this evening, with another shot at rain tomorrow before drier and hotter weather settles in. Meanwhile, all eyes are turning toward the tropics as we head deeper into the week. We'll be monitoring closely for any developments that could impact our region.

What we are tracking: An area of low pressure is expected to move westward across Florida and enter the Gulf by Tuesday. As it tracks westward, conditions look favorable for gradual strengthening through the week. Current model guidance points to a more northwesterly path, with the system likely approaching Louisiana by Friday. Regardless of development, this system will bring widespread rainfall. As for us in the Crossroads, we could still see some rain, even though the core of the moisture will stay well to our east. At this time, there’s a 20% chance of showers on both Friday and Saturday

We’ll continue to monitor this system closely as it evolves.

Extended Outlook: Rain chances will decrease and temperatures will rise up from some upper level ridging. Windy conditions will be likely as we head to the middle of the week.

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