South Texas gets one last day of unseasonably warm weather on Sunday, before a blustery cold front arrives Sunday night, bringing gusty winds and a blast of arctic air by Monday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
Only a few isolated storms overnight along with a slim chance of morning will accompany the front, and the moisture will be mainly east of Interstate 35, forecasters said. The bigger news this week: Freezing temperatures are possible in parts of South-Central Texas before dawn Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
Don’t worry about those freezing temperatures lasting longer than that as the weather service expects daily temps to quickly rebound to above-normal levels.
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Sunday
“Mid-level ridging (of high atmospheric pressure) centered over Texas shifts east this weekend as a trough (of low pressure) moves over the western U.S.,” the weather service said in a forecast bulletin posted online Saturday. “In the short-term forecast, this does relatively little for us in terms of unseasonably warm temperatures as southerly flow continues over the area.”…