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Very few changes in the weather can be expected over the next week as our region remains locked in a persistent hot and dry weather pattern. A strong ridge of high pressure in the middle and upper atmosphere is forecast to remain over Texas and the south-central U.S. through the period, keeping the atmosphere stable and very hot. Long-range forecast solutions indicate this pa...

No significant change in the weather is expected this week or this weekend as a persistent heat dome remains over the region.

Monday afternoon and evening will see some active weather across the coastal plains region and the southern counties of Central Texas as an enhanced area of tropical moisture associated with a weak tropical wave spreads inland from the Gulf.

Our region remains in the grips of a very persistent hot and dry weather pattern thanks to the presence of a broad ridge of high pressure, or heat dome, covering the southwestern and south-central U.S. Friday’s weather maps showed the center of the heat dome located just west of the Four Corners. Sinking air underneath the heat dome is keep the weather dry and quite hot acros...

Our weather this week will be feeling very much like what is typical for early August. Monday’s weather maps showed a broad heat dome covering the south central and southwestern U.S., with an unusually strong tough of low pressure stretching from eastern Canada to the eastern Gulf coast. It was this trough that helped to drive a rare summer cold front south across the area on...

It’s been a hot week across Texas, with the temperature climbing close to or reaching 100 degrees each day. Unfortunately, no significant change in the temperature is be expected over the next couple of weeks as our region will remain under the influence of a stagnant summertime heat dome.

Friday’s weather is offering few changes in the hot and dry pattern. High temper...