Morning Storms Loud, But Very Little Rainfall

After days of 80+ warmth, T-Storms & cloud cover limited highs to the 70s today.  I received .26" of rain, but many locations didn't even get that much.  Those storms are now well east of the mouth of the River as slightly cooler & drier air filters in from the northwest.

It is obvious where the main storm is off of California.  We remain stuck under the southern stream WSW upper flow.  The over night disturbance is to our east with a weaker one approaching form West Texas.

So with a cloud cover tomorrow, highs might struggle to get out of the high 60s, a welcomed change.  But it won't last as the California system will ride across the Rockies and stay well to our north later this week with another upper West Coast trough to follow it.

I do see dew points back at Houston in the 40s & San Antonio in the 20s.  That's really much drier good feel air.for the next 2 days.   The 80s are back later this week.

OK, for you cold air geeks, you could live near my son(Rob) in Longmont, CO.  He saw this at daybreak 2 days ago.

His comments..."I'm tired of this crap!"   They'll be skiing in the mountains perhaps into June.   The white water rafting should be outstanding this summer.  Stay tuned!