We’ll end your Wednesday in the lower 70s with a few isolated showers possible, though it should be a quiet night for most. Thursday afternoon, however, looks to be a bit more complicated. The Storm Prediction Center has almost the entirety of the Brazos Valley at a level 1 out of 5 risk for severe weather Thursday. While the threat is low, we can’t rule out the possibility of some small hail and gusty winds. Timeline for those storms looks to be set on the late afternoon/early evening hours. After that round of storms moves out, Friday is set up to be yet another day of spotty, non-severe showers. Our next best bet at seeing storms roll through will be late Saturday evening into the overnight hours. With that being said, there is still some uncertainty with whether or not these storms will hold together as high pressure builds in from the west.
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Updated: 2 hours ago
Kayleigh Thomas
Meteorologist
We’ll end your Wednesday in the lower 70s with a few isolated showers possible, though it should be a quiet night for most. Thursday afternoon, however, looks to be a bit more complicated. The Storm Prediction Center has almost the entirety of the Brazos Valley at a level 1 out of 5 risk for severe weather Thursday. While the threat is low, we can’t rule out the possibility of some small hail and gusty winds. Timeline for those storms looks to be set on the late afternoon/early evening hours. After that round of storms moves out, Friday is set up to be yet another day of spotty, non-severe showers. Our next best bet at seeing storms roll through will be late Saturday evening into the overnight hours. With that being said, there is still some uncertainty with whether or not these storms will hold together as high pressure builds in from the west.
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