In addition to a gradual return of muggier air, clouds will be increasing as the evening and midnight hours progress. There will be a lot of clouds on Saturday morning, and the temperature will only drop into the mid- to upper-fiftys. On Saturday morning, there is a risk of sporadic thunderstorms, mostly east of I-35. How far west the storms will form is the main unknown. The highest possibility, as of right now, is between I-35 and I-45, although it’s possible that most storms won’t actually start until they’re east of our region. While the more widespread severe weather threat will remain well to our east throughout portions of Louisiana and Mississippi, there is a SLIGHT chance of severe weather on Saturday near the I-45 corridor.
There should be plenty of midday sunshine on Saturday despite the sporadic morning storms. Both Saturday and Sunday should see highs in the low to mid-seventies. Our highs on Monday will be around 80 degrees, more than 20 degrees above average for this time of year, thanks to breezy southwest winds! Early on Tuesday morning, a powerful cold front will move across Central Texas, causing temperatures to plummet significantly. New Year’s Eve highs will barely reach 60 degrees, while the first few days of 2025 will see highs only reach the 50s.
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