BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - After a somewhat quieter day on PinPoint Radar Saturday, eyes turn to North Texas Sunday evening as a cold front moves into the Lone Star State, bringing rain and thunderstorm activity along with it.
The majority of the second half of the weekend looks to be spent much like Saturday, with only a few spotty showers roaming the Brazos Valley through the afternoon and temperatures in the low 90s. As the front sags southward throughout the day, a line of thunderstorms looks to move through North Texas and approach the Brazos Valley by Sunday evening into the early morning hours of Monday.
Depending on how well the activity can hold together as it tracks south, or if any activity can develop ahead of the approaching system, these rain and thunderstorms may reach for the northern portions of the Brazos Valley through the overnight. The Storm Prediction Center has placed the northern third of the Brazos Valley in a low-end 1/5 risk for an isolated strong/severe storm to survive the journey south, with the main threats consisting of damaging winds, heavy rainfall and/or hail.
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Not everyone will tap into the rain activity and certainly not a strong/severe storm since the front is expected to stall just north, but generally the farther north you travel, the better the chances are at finding some stormy weather to kick off the upcoming work week. With plenty of moisture and lingering boundaries in the atmosphere, scattered activity will be possible through the day Monday. High pressure then looks to move in, allowing rain chances to become more isolated through the remainder of the week with a more summer-like pattern in store.
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Something else to monitor into the upcoming week -- a plume of Saharan Dust filtering through the state. Hazy skies look to be possible as early as Sunday, and while the dust is currently not expected to cause major issues in regards to air quality, some may experience allergy-like symptoms & those with sensitive respiratory issues should continue to check back for the latest air quality information.
Stay tuned throughout the day Sunday as we track the potential for overnight rain & storms. The latest information can always be found on-air, online, and on the KBTX PinPoint Weather App.
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