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Tuesday AM Weather 10-11-11

By: Meteorolgist Trent Magill
Updated: October 11, 2011
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A weak cold front this afternoon will spark an isolated storm in the norhtern Permian Basin, other than that, look for more sunshine and more heat! Most of us will stay dry and storm free today as temps top out in the middle 80's, no clouds Wednesday with temps still in the middle 80's. Thursday, after another cold front, temps will cool a bit and top out closer to 80 degrees but hte mornings will take a bigger impact. Morning the second half of the work week will drop into the lower to middle 50's! Keep those jackets handy.

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