*Most* of Mother’s Day weekend will be warm & dry; storm chances tonight, Sunday night

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

• MOSTLY CLOUDY TODAY: Small likelihood for rain, hotter

• STORM CHANCE TONIGHT: Scattered storms this night via dawn Saturday

• CLEARING SATURDAY: Turning principally sunny, solely a stray afternoon storm

• MOTHER’S DAY: Quiet and scorching, storm likelihood returns after sundown

FORECAST

TODAY

Clouds will maintain most of right this moment, with an opportunity of remoted showers all through the day. Despite cloud cowl, temperatures will rebound into the upper-70s.

THIS EVENING/TONIGHT

An upper-low will convey scattered storms to the forecast. Initially, storms will develop alongside the Rio Grande and push east in a single day. Severe climate is feasible, particularly south of Highway 90. Should a cluster of storms develop, heavy rainfall would additionally be doable.

SATURDAY

Storms will shortly clear the realm, pushing east of I-35 within the morning. This will give us clearing skies and warm temperatures. By the afternoon, a stray storm cannot be dominated out, however the odds are low.

MOTHER’S DAY

The daytime hours will be quiet and scorching. High temperatures ought to attain the low-90s, with principally sunny skis. A chilly entrance will sweep via after sundown on Sunday. This doubtless generates one other spherical of storms. Any rain ought to clear the realm by Monday morning.

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