Brad Hlozek

Getting the week off to a sunny and dry start before tropical mischief brings back wet weather for our mid-week time frame.

Seasonally warm temperatures and quiet weather conditions on tap for this upcoming week across east Texas

A hot, sunny, and dry weekend lies ahead before some rain chances and a drop in temperatures may occur next week with a weak cold frontal passage.

Lots of warmth and sun-filled skies look to remain in place with prospects for rain looking rather bleak.

Starlit, chilly nights will give way to sun-filled, mild afternoons for the next few days across the Piney Woods.

Starlit, chilly nights will give way to sun-filled, mild afternoons the next few days as it stays dry across east Texas.

Starlit, chilly nights will give way to sun-filled, warm afternoons on this third weekend of October.

A small chance of rain for trick-or-treaters this evening before rain chances return in earnest in the days ahead.

Getting a chance to dry out as it is back to starlit nights and sun-filled days this week in east Texas.

Clear skies, dry air, and calming winds will provide us with our coldest night in over eight months across east Texas.