High pressure over the western U.S. has shifted farther west so that Texas is seeing disturbances move into the state. These have produced some showers and thunderstorms from the Permian Basin to the Arklatex, where a quasi-stationary front stretches across the region.

This will produce widely scattered afternoon showers and a few thunderstorms through the afternoon across North Texas.  These storms will in turn produce cool outflows which should help ease the front a little farther south for Friday.

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A few showers will make it to the Hill Country late in the day, and leftover boundaries might provide a focal point for overnight showers in the hills.

Look for highs to continue near 100 degrees with the Heat Index 101-103 through Friday. Morning lows fall to the middle 70s.

By the Saturday, the frontal boundary will begin to dissipate but outflows and instability will peak across the region, bring us clouds and a shot at some widespread rain. This will drop highs to the middle 90s with lows continuing in the middle 70s.

See the details in the Seven Day Forecast.

Dan Robertson

Twitter: @TexasThunderman

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