Warming a bit, then cooling down again this weekend.

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Another chilly start to the day with most locations dropping into the teens and twenties last night. The NWS has not posted today’s records, but here are the ones from yesterday:

A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE OF 22 DEGREES WAS SET AT VICTORIA YESTERDAY.
THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 25 DEGREES SET IN 1905.

A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE OF 18 DEGREES WAS SET AT AUSTIN CAMP MABRY
YESTERDAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 20 DEGREES SET IN 1904.

A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE OF 19 DEGREES WAS SET AT AUSTIN BERGSTROM
YESTERDAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 24 DEGREES SET IN 2011.

A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE OF 22 DEGREES WAS SET AT DEL RIO YESTERDAY.
THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 27 DEGREES SET IN 1920 AND 1966.

After one more cold night in the 20’s, we warm up into the 50’s and 60’s for highs over the next couple of days before our next booster front moves through on Thursday night, dropping our lows back into the 20’s over the weekend.

As far as our next chance for rain goes, as of today, the models continue to forecast rain coming back into the forecast around the 5th and the CPC continues to give us better than 50-50 odds for above normal precipitation during that time period.

Mark