VALENTINE’S DAY: Damp & drizzly morning with a few strong afternoon storms possible

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

• VALENTINE’S DAY: Drizzly morning, storms possible 2-6pm

• WATCHING FOR: Gusty winds & quarter hail with any storms

• RAINFALL: Not much, less than 0.50″

• SUNDAY: Sunny & breezy

• MONDAY: Pleasant with low humidity

• NEXT WEEK: Warm! 80s

FORECAST

VALENTINE’S DAY

Drizzle and a few passing showers are possible for the first half of the day. Between 2pm and 6pm, a broken line of showers & storms will quickly work their way west to east across South-Central Texas. One or two of the storms could be strong, so we’ll be monitoring for gusty winds and quarter-sized hail.

Because the storms will be fast-moving, we don’t expect high rainfall totals, which will be less than 0.50″. Most locations will see 0.25″ or less.

It’ll turn breezy and slightly cooler behind the line of storms, with clearing skies by 7pm. Keep your evening plans!

SUNDAY & MONDAY (PRESIDENTS’ DAY)

Expect sunny skies and gusty northwest winds Sunday. Temperatures will still be comfortable, with highs in the 70s both Sunday and Monday. We’ll have pleasantly low humidity, too.

NEXT WEEK

Quiet and much warmer than average! Highs will be in the 80s.

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