Summer officially kicks off 10:32 pm Sunday evening, although the first full day of the season is not expected to be a typical one for the Brazos Valley. First up, an area of messy, disturbed weather will continue to hang near the Upper Texas Coast tonight and through the first part of Monday. That puts the highest chance for heavy rain along the coast anywhere from pre-sunrise through midday. For the southern and eastern reaches of our area, scattered rain to a few rumbles of thunder may pass you by anytime before early afternoon. Clouds break and radar should go quiet for the afternoon hours, but attention turns to the north with eyes pointed as a rare mid-to-late June cold front approaches.
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Updated: 4 hours ago
Shel Winkley
Chief Meteorologist
Summer officially kicks off 10:32 pm Sunday evening, although the first full day of the season is not expected to be a typical one for the Brazos Valley. First up, an area of messy, disturbed weather will continue to hang near the Upper Texas Coast tonight and through the first part of Monday. That puts the highest chance for heavy rain along the coast anywhere from pre-sunrise through midday. For the southern and eastern reaches of our area, scattered rain to a few rumbles of thunder may pass you by anytime before early afternoon. Clouds break and radar should go quiet for the afternoon hours, but attention turns to the north with eyes pointed as a rare mid-to-late June cold front approaches.
Mostly Cloudy
Few Showers
Scattered Thunderstorms