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Flood Watch Thursday into Friday (opens the original)
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Hi! I'm Matt Hines, your Chief Meteorologist for Central Texas and the Brazos Valley. 25 EVENING WEATHER — The changes are finally starting to take place here in Central Texas! A few widely scattered storms this evening will give way to widespread showers and storms as we roll through the day Thursday. Heavy rain and gusty winds are expected to be the main threats. It should be cooler Thursday afternoon, with highs in the mid-80s. Rain chances will continue Friday into Saturday. It won't be as h
Heavy rain threat late this week (opens the original)
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Hi! I'm Matt Hines, your Chief Meteorologist for Central Texas and the Brazos Valley. 25 EVENING WEATHER — A Flood Watch is in effect for the western half of Central Texas, likely through Friday. 2-4 inches of rain, with a few totals over 5+ inches possible. Cooler temperatures are on the way as well. TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with lows in the mid to upper 70s. WEDNESDAY: We should be relatively quiet through the day under mostly to partly cloudy skies. It will be hot with highs in the mid 90s.
Changes are coming later this week! (opens the original)
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Hi! I'm Matt Hines, your Chief Meteorologist for Central Texas and the Brazos Valley. 25 EVENING WEATHER — The heat continues across the area, at least for two more days. Then, it's time for a change! Our next storm system should arrive late Wednesday and last through the weekend. 2-4 inches of rain are possible, with locally higher totals, along and west of I-35. Lighter amounts in the 1-3 inch range are expected to the east and in the Brazos Valley. TUESDAY: Hot and humid again with highs in t
Last weekend of September...Hot (opens the original)
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Hi! I'm Matt Hines, your Chief Meteorologist for Central Texas and the Brazos Valley. 25 EVENING WEATHER — Guess what!? It's still hot, and it will stay hot this weekend. We may see a few more high clouds Saturday, keeping highs in the mid 90s. Sunday, it's back to the upper 90s with more sunshine and south to southeast winds at 5-15mph. Next week, changes are likely, but we need to throw some caution into our forecast as this possible event unfolds this far out. A lot of folks are talking in ab
Hot now...changes possible next week (opens the original)
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Hi! I'm Matt Hines, your Chief Meteorologist for Central Texas and the Brazos Valley. 25 EVENING WEATHER — It's still hot, and it will stay that way through early next week. Tonight should be a touch cooler with drier air in place. Lows should fall into the upper 60s and low 70s. Friday through Monday looks hot. Highs will be in the mid to upper 90s with lows in the 70s. There could be a slight chance of a storm or two Sunday, but most areas will be dry. Changes could be on the way by the middle
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