We are starting off this Wednesday with some chilly temperatures in the upper 30s/low 40s across Central Texas. Some patchy fog is developing, but nothing like what we saw yesterday morning. Today the majority of the thick, dense fog will be to our north/northwest, but we could see some isolated pockets with significantly reduced visibility especially in low-lying areas. Make sure to slow down if and when you come to any fog! Ahead of a weak system, that should roll in later today; we will see clouds on the increase. This system will give us rain chances this afternoon through Friday. This rain will not be a drought-buster by any means, it will bring on/off showers scattered across the area. Go ahead and have the umbrella nearby in case you happen to get underneath one of these quick showers. We will be a little above normal for the weekend in the upper 60s/low 70s and we should be rain-free for most of it. However, a stronger storm system will roll in Sunday into Monday that will bring some very beneficial, widespread rain to Central Texas.
Posted on: Wed, 10 Dec 2014 12:02:51 +0000
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