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• Today was our 9th triple digit day this year
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• Minimal rain chances — 10% to 20% for lucky few
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• Saharan dust soon more noticeable
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• Too early to tell if Hurricane Storm Beryl will affect Mexico or the U.S.
FORECAST DETAILS:
Tropical moisture in the Southern Gulf will mostly stay south of Texas tomorrow, but a few showers could develop south of Highway 90, but we’ll mostly stay dry. Slightly better rain chances exist in the Rio Grande Valley.
There’s also hope for rain by next weekend but will hinge on a weak cold front to stalling in South-Central Texas.
Saharan dust has arrived and will become more noticeable on Sunday causing a thicker haze and more vibrant sunrises and sunsets. It’s expected to linger through most of next week.
We’re also Watching Hurricane Beryl ⬇️
Hurricane Beryl is way out in the Atlantic but will move into the Caribbean by midweek. It’s still too early to tell *if* and *where* it would impact Mexico or the U.S., but we will keep you posted!