The afternoon forecast will feature a chance of showers and thunderstorms coming in from the west. An upper-level disturbance is being driven across Texas by an upper-level low over Kansas. The disturbance will work a cold front to help fuel the rain and storms. Though the Storm Prediction Center does not have this area under any risk for severe thunderstorms there will still be the chance of a few storms getting strong between 3 and 6 p.m. since there has been a lot of heating into the early afternoon. Rain totals look to average between .10" and .20" with a few isolated areas getting more than that.
At this time the rain is forecast to end after 8 p.m. Clouds will gradually clear overnight so that the sky will be clear at daybreak. Look for another sunny sky Thursday. Friday and Saturday will be mostly sunny to partly cloudy.
Another change happens as early as Sunday. An upper-level low will pull out of Oregon traveling southeast towards Arizona by Tuesday/Wednesday. There will be a less than 20% chance of rain Sunday afternoon/night followed by a better chance for showers and thunderstorms Monday to Wednesday.
Weekend highs will average the upper 70s to around 80.
For more on your upcoming weather head to your 7 Day Forecast.
Have a good day.