LCRA

It’s been a hot week as the summer pattern began to take shape in earnest across the area. In fact, many locations this week recorded their hottest temperatures so far this summer. However, a break in the summer pattern will be developing this weekend and the first half of next week as the heat dome shifts well up to the north, allowing moisture and atmospheric disturbances t...

Scattered thunderstorms are forecast across this Hill Country Monday afternoon into Monday evening. These storms are the result of a leftover boundary from thunderstorms which developed across Oklahoma late Sunday. This boundary spread south into Northwest Texas Sunday and was situated across the Hill Country and West Texas Monday afternoon. The probability for rain across th...

Hot temperatures and high humidity levels will be the primary weather factors we’ll be dealing with this Fourth of July weekend. A few brief, isolated rain showers or thunderstorms will be possible–mainly across the coastal region. However, most areas are forecast to stay rain-free.

Friday’s weather maps showed a broad ridge of high pressure, or heat dome, stretching f...

The month of June is ending dry and quite hot! Ever since our spring wet pattern ended about ten days ago, there hasn’t even been a hint of rain around the area. Monday’s weather maps showed a broad area of high pressure in the middle and upper atmosphere, or heat dome, stretching from northern Mexico to the Great Lakes region. The dome was centered over western Tennessee. Fo...

Our region remains in the grips of a hot and dry weather pattern that is showing no signs of changing anytime soon.

Friday’s weather maps showed a broad ridge of high pressure, or heat dome, covering the entire southern U.S. The ridge is currently centered over southern Mexico. This weekend into early next week, the center of the ridge is forecast to quickly shift east...