FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- COOL DOWN: Temperatures continue to decrease through the day
- GETTING WINDY: Wind gusts of 35–40 mph during the morning and early afternoon
- FREEZE POSSIBLE: Early Monday morning across much of the region
- RAIN CHANCES: Slight chance mid-week; otherwise dry
FORECAST
SUNDAY
A strong cold front swept through South Central Texas early Sunday morning, bringing a dramatic shift in weather conditions. Expect gusty north to northeasterly winds with gusts reaching 35 mph.
These winds will make it feel even colder, with wind chills in the 40s for much of the day. Temperatures will continue to fall as cloud cover lingers, so bundle up if you’re heading outdoors.
MONDAY MORNING
As high pressure settles in overnight, temperatures will plummet. A freeze is likely early Monday morning, especially across the Hill Country, I-35 Corridor, and into the Coastal Plains. Portions of the Coastal Plains may need a freeze warning later today. Don’t forget the extra layers!
LONG TERM
Cooler weather sticks around through Tuesday, but a warmup begins Wednesday. Highs will climb into the 70s and lower 80s by mid to late week, making for a pleasant stretch of weather.
Rain chances look minimal, with only a slight shot at showers Wednesday. Otherwise, expect dry conditions through the weekend.
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