Still a chance for rain on Sunday night…
3-23-24 2:45pm. This update is brought to you by Motor Carrier Safety Solutions in Laredo, TX. www.mcssinc.com
No big changes in the past 24hrs. A cool front will be moving through south-central Texas on Sunday night and south Texas early on Monday morning. A broken line of storms will form along the front as it sweeps through our area, dropping some rain (mostly under a half an inch) over the Hill Country and generally north of a Del Rio to San Antonio to Houston line. There is a tiny chance for severe storms, but as of this post, the greatest odds for severe weather will be in Oklahoma and Kansas.
Once this front pushes through, look for lows in the upper 40’s and 50’s and highs in the 70’s and 80’s next week. Our next chance for rain will come eerily close to the total eclipse! The latest model runs show a strong cold front moving through around the 7th of April with a chance for several inches of rain. I’m hoping this system moves through earlier than predicted…there could be lingering clouds on the 8th. I’ll have an eclipse forecast tomorrow.
Mark
3-23-24 2:45pm. This update is brought to you by Motor Carrier Safety Solutions in Laredo, TX. www.mcssinc.com
Our next cool front will move through our area on Sunday night and early Monday morning. There will be a broken line of storms that form ahead and along the front.
As you can see from this forecast, the best odds for severe storms on Sunday night and Monday will be in Oklahoma and Kansas.
The latest HRRR future radar forecast shows a scattered line of storms forming along the front at midnight tomorrow evening.
Below are all of the latest and greatest model predictions for rainfall from Sunday night through Monday.
