FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
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SPOTTY RAIN: More chances for afternoon downpours this week
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DUST: It’s arrived, stays with us through Wednesday
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4TH FORECAST: Currently looks dry & hot
FORECAST
Just when we thought we’d be saying goodbye to rain chances, the tropics heated up and the heat high decided to hold off a while longer. We’ll take it! Here’s what you can expect this week:
SPOTTY RAINFALL
Rain chances today sit at 30% and that’ll be mainly during the afternoon, as a push of tropical moisture (partially connected to what’s left of Barry) surges into South Texas. It won’t be for everyone, but a quick 0.50″ or more is not off the table. Otherwise, we’ll see partly cloudy skies and highs in the low-90s. This type pattern is expected Monday through Thursday.
DUSTY SKIES
As promised, the Saharan dust is arriving to the area. It’s not terribly thick and keep in mind that most of the dust is suspended high in the atmosphere above us. Meaning, we’re really not breathing in a ton of dust down here. Still, it could affect a small part of the population. Expect the dust to exit the area by Wednesday.
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Those daily rain chances should be winding down by Friday, as drier air arrives. This means the 4th is currently looking rain-free. The good news is temperatures won’t be as hot as initially thought. We’ll see highs in the mid-90s and partly cloudy skies.
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