Rain Has Already Fallen, and More Is On The Way Tomorrow 11-17-2012
By: Matthew Farrell
Updated: November 18, 2012
Decent rainfall occurred across the Davis/Guadalupe mountains, but the rest of the viewing area should get a shot tomorrow.
That upper level disturbance is still moving into the area and it will provide decent lift for the moisture coming in from the Gulf of Mexico.
Rain chances are 30% across the central Permian Basin, but down to 20% across the mountainous regions.
After that, the clouds dissipate, except for a chance for redevelopment across the southern Trans-Pecos.
Other than that, we should see mostly sunny skies and highs in the low 70's on Monday, and Tuesday.
There could be some slight chances for redevelopment on Wednesday, but we will have to wait and see.
For Thanksgiving: we should see mostly clear skies and highs in the mid 70's, for a perfect start to the holiday weekend.
A cold front will bring the upper 60's back into the area for Friday and Saturday
That upper level disturbance is still moving into the area and it will provide decent lift for the moisture coming in from the Gulf of Mexico.
Rain chances are 30% across the central Permian Basin, but down to 20% across the mountainous regions.
After that, the clouds dissipate, except for a chance for redevelopment across the southern Trans-Pecos.
Other than that, we should see mostly sunny skies and highs in the low 70's on Monday, and Tuesday.
There could be some slight chances for redevelopment on Wednesday, but we will have to wait and see.
For Thanksgiving: we should see mostly clear skies and highs in the mid 70's, for a perfect start to the holiday weekend.
A cold front will bring the upper 60's back into the area for Friday and Saturday
