BRYAN, Texas – Texas weather is taking a notable turn, as much cooler air is expected to arrive by the end of the day on Friday. With the transition comes promising chances for showers and thunderstorms just in time for the weekend.
Recent forecasts indicate that a significant trough of low pressure will contribute to the region experiencing its best rainfall opportunity of the year so far. However, residents are advised to temper their expectations. A few “streamer” showers may develop on Thursday, fueled by southerly winds and daytime heating, potentially resulting in light drizzle and rain in certain areas.
The most substantial chance for rain will occur on Friday, especially ahead of and along the frontal system. While the possibility for severe weather exists, it remains low. According to the Storm Prediction Center, parts of the Brazos Valley are included in the marginal risk category for Thursday and Friday, rated at one out of five. Should storms form, gusty winds are likely to be the primary concern.
As the weather system matures and moves across the Great Plains, it is crucial for residents to stay updated. Although widespread freezing temperatures are not anticipated, those planning outdoor activities on Friday evening should prepare for cooler conditions that are expected to persist through at least the middle of next week.
Overall, this shift in weather presents an opportunity for much-needed moisture in the area, fostering hope for improved conditions in the days ahead.