Remnants of Bertha could actually drop some rain in south Texas.

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While Bertha is forecast to go “poof” tomorrow north of Victoria, it will drag enough tropical moisture into south Texas to potentially drop some decent rainfall for those of you living south and west of Corpus. It is also possible that the coastal plains and even as far north as San Antonio could get a passing PM Popper on Friday as the remnants move through. The best odds and best potential for over an inch of rain will be on a Corpus to just south of Laredo line on Friday. I have the latest model info below.

For most of us, just continued hot and humid. There is a heat advisory for most of our counties through Thursday night. Unless another tropical something pops up later in the month, we look dry through the end of July.

Mark

This update is brought to you by Davy Ranch Supply. We have an extensive supply of fencing materials including barbed and netting wire, t-posts, cedar and treated posts, brace and twist pipe, staples, clips, and welded panels. We also stock 7 different types of medium and heavy-duty gates ranging in length from 4 ft-20 ft. We sell galvanized portable panels and 24 ft free-standing pipe panels, too. We have concrete and poly water troughs in various sizes along with a selection bunk and hay feeders. www.davyranchsupply.com

Current heat index temperatures.

How much rain the latest models think will fall Thursday-Friday from the remnants of Bertha. Click on images to see them larger.

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Hot and humid outside!