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The week in Austin starts with pleasant, warm weather in the 60s and 70s, with potential record highs on Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by limited rain mid-week due to a weak Pacific low, and a stronger cold front expected to bring more seasonable temperatures by Friday into the weekend.
Houston is expected to experience warmer than normal conditions for the rest of July, with temperatures mostly in the mid-90s and a higher likelihood of rain due to tropical moisture, while a potential tropical disturbance may develop in the Gulf of Mexico, primarily affecting Louisiana.
Tropical Storm Sara is expected to weaken significantly before reaching Central Florida due to its interaction with land and an approaching cold front. Currently near Honduras, Sara is causing heavy rain and potential flooding but is forecast to lose its tropical storm status as it moves through Belize and Mexico into the Gulf of Mexico. By the time it reaches Florida, it is likely to be a remnant low, increasing rain chances midweek but posing little threat of a significant storm.
The short-term forecast predicts pleasant weather with sunshine and some clouds for the eclipse day, with a mix of sun and clouds and seasonably mild temperatures. The eclipse is expected to be around 90% visible through much of the area, with the best view occurring around 3:22-3:24pm. Following the eclipse, a three-day stretch of wet weather is expected, with increasingly wet weather from Wednesday to Friday and cooler temperatures likely.
Temperatures are set to soar into the 60s starting Monday as a warm front approaches, bringing mainly sunny skies and a slight chance of very light precipitation overnight. Breezes will be light from the southwest, and warmer air will increase pollen levels. Wind chills are expected to dissipate until at least Thursday, with increasing chances for rain starting Tuesday and lasting into Wednesday night, although rain totals may not be significant.
Central Florida is experiencing cooler temperatures following a cold front, with highs reaching 70 degrees and morning temperatures dropping into the mid-40s north of the I-4 corridor. A gradual warmup is expected later in the week, but rain chances will increase over the weekend, leading to cooler temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s.
Central Florida is experiencing record-high temperatures, with daytime highs reaching the lower 80s and upper 70s along the coast. A strong cold front is expected to increase rain chances on Sunday, with temperatures dropping into the 40s overnight. Next week will start with highs in the 60s, accompanied by dry and sunny weather.
Arctic air will persist through Sunday and Monday morning before milder weather and rain chances return next week. Wind chill values will be less significant on Sunday morning, with afternoon highs reaching the mid-20s. Milder air is expected to return on Monday, with rain chances from Tuesday through Thursday and highs reaching the 40s, possibly even 50 by the end of the week. Tuesday morning is being closely monitored for the potential of freezing rain.
Central Florida is experiencing chilly temperatures with highs struggling to reach the 50s, but temperatures will gradually warm up throughout the week. By Christmas weekend, temperatures will climb back into the 70s, although rain chances will increase. A stray shower is possible on Christmas Eve, but the higher rain chances arrive on Christmas Day with a 40% chance of rain from a system coming in from the Gulf of Mexico.
A freeze warning has been issued for the Grand Strand as the coldest weather of the season arrives, with temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s. Inland locations will also experience cold temperatures, but are not under the freeze warning. Wednesday will be the coldest day of the week, with highs struggling to reach 50°F. Warmer weather returns over the weekend, but with several chances of showers, starting on Friday afternoon and continuing through Sunday.
The coldest air of the season is heading towards Central Florida, with temperatures dropping into the low 40s north of Orlando and the 40s north of I-4. Afternoon highs will be in the low to mid-60s north of I-4 and the upper 60s to low 70s further south. A northerly wind flow will keep the area mostly dry, with a gradual warming trend into the upper 70s. Rain chances may increase by the weekend, reaching up to 20-30%. No areas of potential development are expected in the tropics.
Houston can expect a chilly Thanksgiving with temperatures in the upper 50s, mostly cloudy skies, and a slight chance of light rain. The following days, including Black Friday and the weekend, will be mostly sunny with highs in the mid-60s. Rain chances will increase on Sunday ahead of a cold front, but overall accumulations are expected to be modest. Next week will be chilly with highs around 60 degrees, and there is a possibility of a warming trend towards the end of the week.
The Tampa Bay area can expect passing showers this afternoon and evening, with spotty rain in central Florida and the Gulf Coast on Tuesday. Wednesday will see stronger winds and rounds of downpours, with the best chance for widespread rain on Thursday as an area of low pressure crosses the state. Rain totals during this three-day event could reach 1-3 inches in many areas. Drier conditions are expected on Friday and through the weekend.
The D.C.-area can expect warmer than average temperatures through Thursday, with a slight chance of rain. However, cooler temperatures are expected over the weekend, with a risk of freezing conditions in the north and west suburbs.
Houston and parts of Texas are experiencing severe drought conditions, with some areas in extreme drought. However, relief is expected this week as a cool front brings rain to the region. The rain totals may be on the lesser end for the Beaumont-Port Arthur area. Before the front arrives, warm and humid days are expected, with temperatures reaching the low 80s. The front is anticipated to pass on Thursday, bringing rain showers to Houston. The best chance for widespread showers is expected on Friday morning, with cloudy skies and highs in the 60s. Rain showers may continue into the weekend, with temperatures in the 60s. El Niño is strengthening, which may lead to a wetter and cooler winter for Texas.