MONDAY NIGHT: Mostly cloudy skies with overnight lows in the 50s for most of the region...might stay right around 60 at the coast. Northeasterly breeze will remain steady, but not as strong as it was during the day, at 7-14 mph. A spot shower possible, but coverage will be sparse if any at all.
TUESDAY: Drier air will be working into the region, which will lower the rain chance for the day, but am isolated light shower will remain possible. Most, if not all stay dry. Temperatures top out in the middle 60s, which is about 10 degrees below average for the first day of Spring here. Mostly cloudy skies and an east to northeasterly breeze at 7-14 mph.
WEDNESDAY: Will remain seasonally cool with highs near 70 under mostly cloudy skies. Again, there will be a small chance for a few light showers during the day on Wednesday. Southeasterly breeze at 7-17 mph will bring in a little more humidity.
LOOKING AHEAD: A piece of upper level energy will work from west to east over Texas Wednesday night / Thursday morning. As that happens, it'll bring a shot for showers and thunderstorms to much of Texas, including the Coastal Bend.
The best chance for the showers and storms to move in looks like after midnight Wednesday, through about 10am Thursday. We'll have a more refined timing for this as we approach the rain chances.
We may catch another half inch of rain through Thursday morning. Highest values look like they will be in coastal counties, north of Corpus Christi. Some locations may get several inches of rain.
By Friday, drier air works into the region around the back side of the low, which will be to our east. That'll lower humidity and help clear skies locally. Friday is going to be close to a sunny delight.
The upcoming weekend will be warm with highs around 80 under a blend of sun and clouds. Southeasterly winds ramp up into Sunday and Monday, which will usher in a rise in humidity and bring about more cloud coverage.
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