A cold front is set to sweep across South Texas on Sunday, ushering in a sharp temperature dip and breezy conditions for the weekend.
Forecast Highlights
- COLD FRONT SUNDAY: Temperatures will fall from near 60°F at sunrise to the 50s by noon.
- GETTING WINDY: Morning gusts are expected to reach 35‑40 mph.
- RAIN CHANCES: The likelihood of showers increases toward mid‑week.
Forecast Details
Sunday: Residents should swap short sleeves for jackets as the front brings cooler air and a few pre‑sunrise showers.
After the front passes, temperatures will continue to drop throughout the day, with gusty winds of 30‑40 mph during the morning and midday, tapering off by the afternoon.
Next Week: Rain chances improve mid‑week, followed by a warming trend that could push temperatures back up to the mid‑70s later in the week.
Frequently Asked Questions
What temperature change is expected on Sunday?
Temperatures are forecast to decline from near 60°F at sunrise to the 50s by noon.
How strong will the wind be during the cold front?
Wind gusts are expected to reach 35‑40 mph in the morning, with similar speeds through midday before easing in the afternoon.
When are rain chances highest this week?
Higher chances of rain are projected for mid‑week.
How are you planning to adapt to the cooler, windier conditions this weekend?
