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WEEK'S WORTH
After some isolated storms yesterday evening, we've cleared out the skies on your Wednesday with less chances for rain for the next couple of days. Drier air will move into the region, all but killing rain chances for the Borderland today and tomorrow. With the heating of the day and some left over moisture we can't rule out sparking off a late afternoon and evening thunderstorm. Rain chances will be very low today and Thursday, best chances naturally in mountain areas. After this we'll turn our attention to what will be remnants of Hurricane Dolly, which made landfall in far south Texas and northeast Mexcio today. The storm's left over moisture will funnel our way Friday and Saturday both, leading to an increase in clouds, cooler temperatures, and slightly better rain chances. The clouds and moisture stick around Friday through Sunday. By Monday we begin to dry out again as a big ridge of high pressure rolls over our region. We may see a few spotty storms into next week, however we expect the hot weather to return to the region.
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