Out of town are all of our out of towners joining us coming here. Yes, the sky is improving to the last week or so. We're seeing a lot more blue out there. A sign that the haze and smoke coming in from central America starting to let up just a little bit. The air quality is still moderate, so it's not optimum, but we are improving. In that category. Temperatures right now are hot mid nineties and it feels like 108 outside on the heat index. Southeast wind coming in 17 MPH. There is a weak front boundary to the north of us. A lot of activity is writing that boundary to the southeastern part of the state. And I was mentioning that little low end chance for a few decaying showers moving south from central Texas this evening. This is the activity that we'll be watching. So it's possible some of that gets into our northern counties heading into the 9 1011 o'clock hours tonight. We'll keep our eyes on it. A lot of the guidance wants to decay that on approach to South Texas. Ours keeps it going right through B live Oak Rio counties and then dwindles it as it approaches Corpus Christi. So a close call just by looking at our modeling, a lot of the other stuff says nothing at all. So again, something to watch for. Uh heading into the nighttime hours of Wednesday or excuse me today Wednesday. Yeah, today's Tuesday. So night time of Tuesday, tomorrow's Wednesday. Highs in the middle nineties. A few spotty showers into Thursday. Just isolated stuff. We're not looking at anything meaningful in the rainfall department this week or this weekend. Those chances are gonna change dramatically though into next week. This is why high pressure to our west gonna be pretty strong through the rest of this work week over the weekend, this is gonna split up. We're gonna see one region moved to the East Park itself over the southeast US, another region moved to the west and this gap between the two areas of high pressure, gonna provide a great avenue for tropical moisture to run right in to Texas. This is the moisture field now and a lot of it currently is moving over southern Florida. That flow is gonna continue through really Thursday, Friday of this week. But high pressure East of Cuba, this is gonna be one of the players for us. It's gonna move toward us and that movement is gonna nudge tons of moisture over Central America our way. It'll start to come in as early as Monday and there will be a little chance for some broad spin in the Southwester Gulf. I'm not saying anything organizes. But if we saw something like this, the combo of the low spinning to our south high over the southeast, both of those would be influencers to push tons of moisture our way. So we could be talking about several inches of rainfall here into next week. Trend on that would be more totals, more higher totals near the coast, less inland. But we'll get to the numbers when we get closer to this deep tropical moisture moving in. That looks to start happening Monday. Right now. We're just in the pattern recognition phase of the forecast. Hurricane centers only flagging a tropical wave in the eastern Gulf. A 20% chance to develop in the Southwester Atlantic. That will not be a threat for Texas or the coastal bend tonight. A few clouds, 78 light winds out of the southeast no more than about 10 MPH overnight. Tomorrow, same as today, an isolated shower storm possible. 95 with the heat index 109 bay, smooth winds. Very calm in the morning, picking up to about 10 knots in the afternoon. Isolated stuff again. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, father's Day, all looking dry and hot. Then the rain chances come in into early next week and look what it does to. The temperatures may stay below 90 you know Tuesday, if that tropical moisture and the rain starts to move in. So, certainly something that's a huge shift in the pattern. Uh, and those pieces we're talking about if they set up just like that. I mean, you saw how the arrows, it looks like a gear, like everything pointed toward Texas. So could be lucrative in the rainfall department next week. All right, Alan, thank you so much for all of that. So.
