FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS:
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Molds rise into ‘very high’ category after yesterday’s steady rainfall
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Tropical airmass remains, allowing for pop-up downpours today
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Rain chances decrease by the weekend
FORECAST:
While we didn’t get huge rainfall totals, yesterday’s steady rainfall was a sight for sore eyes. Steady rain is not in today’s forecast, but with a tropical airmass still in place, pop-up downpours will form by midday. This activity will be more hit-or-miss. If you do see a downpour, expect the rain to come down heavily, then move away quickly. Skies will stay mostly cloudy, with rain chances at 40%.
A few more isolated downpours show up on Friday, before a drier weekend sets up for South Texas. Temperatures, after spending a few days in the 80s, will return to the 90s by Saturday and Sunday.
A few more isolated storms will pop up early next week, while temperatures return to the mid-90s.
SUMMER STARTS TODAY
The summer solstice occurs today at 3:51pm. That means we officially move into summer with the Northern Hemisphere tilted toward the sun. It is the longest day of the year, with more than 14 hours of daylight.
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