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HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — All the usual suspects of summer weather in Deep South Texas will spring back to life this week with tons of sun, gusty southeast winds, and temperatures past 100 degrees.
High pressure is sliding back into position where it will crush down on the Valley with sinking air, which will eliminate the chance for afternoon showers and nudge those daytime highs a degree or two, too. Expect the heat index (what it feels like) to push past 110 degrees at times.
Surface conditions will align in that old familiar way, creating more aggressive afternoon southeasterly winds each afternoon this week.
The Saharan dust will be pushing back across Deep South Texas by the later part of the week. The river of sandy particles will swing through starting Wednesday.
August usually marks a resurgence of activity in the tropics, and right on cue, two areas of possible tropical development popped up in the eastern Atlantic. This activity is a long way from anywhere and should encounter a hostile environment of dust and El Niño-driven wind shear limiting its development. Stay tuned.
A glance at the seven-day forecast reminds everyone to be prepared for a hot and breezy work/school week ahead.
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