Weather

Scattered rain and thunderstorms are in the works for a few days as an area of low pressure -- aka a weather maker -- slowly drifts through and then south of the Brazos Valley. Sunday afternoon brought new activity that will need to be monitored through late evening. While the overall severe concern is low, stronger activity could produce wind gusts in excess of 30-50mph, small hail, and brief clusters of lightning. This round should shut down by 10pm - 12am leaving a quiet night & start to our Monday. Let the day heat up and more scattered rain and storms are expected to blossom (50% coverage) through the afternoon and early evening hours. This area of low pressure is expected to be over or just west of the area. Tuesday the low is moving to our east-southeast bringing the rain coverage down, but not out for another afternoon. Highs are slated for the upper-80s but if these chances hit right, many of us could end the day in the rain-cooled 70s.