01/15/2026
🥶 Another cold front is forecast to push through late Friday night into Saturday. Surface high pressure then centers over South Texas Saturday night into Sunday morning, which will provide an efficient radiational cooling event with light northeasterly winds and clear skies. This will lead to early Sunday morning having our coldest lows this season, with much of inland South Texas in the 30s and our northern tier counties from northern Webb to Victoria containing a medium to high (40-70%) chance of reaching freezing. No precipitation is expected with this event.
🌧️ Our next chance for rain comes next week. A developing low-pressure system and frontal pattern over the western Gulf will bring increased rain chances to southern and coastal Texas beginning next Tuesday. Forecast models indicate an unusually high amount of atmospheric moisture for this time of year, which will support periods of rain, especially closer to the coast. Current projections suggest rainfall totals around 0.5 to 1.0 inch, with isolated locations potentially receiving higher amounts. Some uncertainty remains, and rainfall totals may change as the event approaches. Forecasts will continue to be updated as trends become clearer.
