San Angelo, TX – A brief chance of isolated thunderstorms will drift across the northern Edwards Plateau this afternoon, but most of West-Central Texas will remain dry as another stretch of unseasonable heat settles in.
According to the National Weather Service in San Angelo, spotty storms could pop up near cities like Brady, Brownwood, and Junction by late afternoon. Rain chances remain slim—just 10 to 20%—but east-northeast winds between 5 to 10 mph may help cool off areas that see cloud cover or rain. Otherwise, temperatures will stay in the mid to upper 80s Wednesday, continuing a trend of above-normal highs that looks to persist through at least the middle of October.
Cities including Abilene, Ballinger, and San Angelo are expected to hover near or above 90°F every day through Tuesday. Overnight lows will remain mild, generally in the mid-60s. Residents should continue hydrating and limiting outdoor activity during the hottest parts of the day.
No significant rainfall is in sight, and the region remains dry with no major cold fronts forecast through early next week. Another update is expected if storm chances increase or new advisories are issued.
