The cold front will bring lower temperatures to the north of Texas and will increase the chances of rain in areas such as the Hill Country and Amarillo.
A cold front is moving over northern Texasbringing with it a major change in weather conditions. By Sunday evening, this front was already northwest of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area, Decreasing storm and rainfall activity in some areas due to loss of daytime heatAs it progresses, the chances of rain continue to decrease, but some isolated storms are still expected through next Monday.
Although the cold front will not be enough to drastically cool the entire statein areas like the Texas Panhandle, temperatures will drop considerably. During Sunday afternoon, temperatures will reach between 50 and 60°F in places like Amarillo and Plainview, while by early Monday morning, they will drop to the 40s and even 35°F in areas like Dalhart.
This front will not completely cross the state. It is expected to stop north of San Antonio, which means that In central and southern Texas temperatures will not drop as much as in the north.Still, cities like San Antonio could see a slight decrease in daytime temperatures, with highs reaching the mid-90s, while areas further north like the Hill Country could see highs stay in the mid-80s.
He Sunday in South Texas will remain relatively warmwith temperatures reaching the mid-90s during the afternoon and a slight 10% chance of rain. Although conditions will be somewhat humid, Monday is expected to bring a slight improvement in wind chill due to the arrival of the cold front.
Extended forecast for the week
More showers and thunderstorms are expected, particularly in areas north of San Antonio. These storms could reach the city by Tuesday night, increasing the chance of rain to 50%, with heavy downpours possible.
For Wednesday, The front’s advance to the south will bring cooler temperatures, with highs barely exceeding 80°F.As it moves through, lows are expected to drop to a comfortable 65°F by the end of the week, marking a notable drop from the near-record temperatures recorded the week before.
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