MINIMAL RAIN CHANCE THIS MORNING{/strong}

Unfortunately, a Pacific cold front moving in this morning is very poorly timed when it comes to providing meaningful rain and storm chances. With it moving through during the morning hours, the atmosphere looks to be too stable for storms to develop. The end result will be a quick 20% chance for some showers along the leading edge of the front with minimal accumulation expected.

WARM, DRY, AND SUNNY START TO THE WEEKEND{/strong}

This Pacific cold front won’t cool us off at all. In fact, we’ll be warmer behind it thanks to much lower humidity and full sunshine. Morning 70s turn to afternoon mid & upper 80s. Enjoy it!

Saturday looks and feels just as good with highs in the low to mid-80s after a cooler start in the mid-50s. Saturday looks to be the best outdoor day of the entire forecast.

ACTIVE WEATHER PATTERN NEXT WEEK{/strong}

Sunday will begin our transition back to daily rain and storm chances as winds switch back out of the southeast. Thankfully, rain chances are minimal as a busy weekend of events continues with just a 20% chance for spotty light rain on Sunday afternoon. All of your weekend plans are safe!

Next week, daily rain and storms will be possible, but they will be few and far between most days. Right now, we’re eyeing Wednesday afternoon as the best storm chance (40%) but that is subject to change. Stay tuned!

LAKE LEVELS{/strong}

Lake Travis is steady with an elevation of 638.9 feet (46% full, 30 feet below average)

Lake Buchanan is steady with an elevation of 1001.6 feet (59% full, 10 feet below average)