LCRA

Cloudy, cool, and wet weather has gripped the southern half of Texas since Saturday. A nearly stationary trough of low pressure parked over Far West Texas has been producing waves of rain showers and scattered thunderstorms, with the heaviest rains occurring across the Concho Valley/Edwards Plateau regions along with the Rio Grande Plains. Doppler radar estimates and rain ga...

We’re looking at a cloudy, cool, and wet weekend across the region as an overrunning pattern develops ahead of an approaching trough of low pressure. This trough is embedded within the subtropical jet stream that currently stretches from the eastern Pacific to the southeastern U.S. The subtropical jet stream is a product of this fall’s very strong El Nino and the jet is expec...

The month of November has started off dry and unusually warm. Monday’s temperature is forecast to climb into the low and middle 80s across the region. However, Monday will likely to be the warmest day we’ll see for a while as a series of weak cold fronts move across the area over the next couple of weeks, keeping temperatures several degrees cooler.

Forecasters are clo...

A wet and unsettled weather pattern took shape across the western half of Texas Thursday and Thursday night as considerable Gulf and Pacific moisture spread into the state ahead a trough of low pressure lifting north out of Mexico. Through 7 am Friday morning, the highest totals of rain have occurred over the area between Midland, Ozona, and Del Rio. Doppler Radar estimates s...

After numerous days of sunny, benign weather, changes in the weather pattern are beginning to take place across Central and South Texas. The unusually strong ridge of high pressure that has been over the state for the past week has now shifted east to the Lower Mississippi Valley. At the same time, a broad trough of low pressure has recently taken shape across northern Mexico...