Brad Hlozek

Staying hot, humid, and mainly dry until a summer cold front ramps up our rain and storm chances early next week.

Heavy downpours and thunderstorms will become likely as we round out the weekend, head into early next week.

Flood Watches remain in place across east Texas as more rounds of heavy rainfall are likely in the days ahead.

Flood Watches have been extended for many east Texas counties to account for tropical rains possible these next couple of days.

Tropical Storm Arthur will fizzle out as the heat builds over east Texas on Thursday.

Heat advisories will give way to increasing rain and storm chances with another summer cold front to end the week.

More pockets of rain-cooled air will kickoff the weekend before we dry out and heat up by Father’s Day.

A hot, humid, and mainly dry week lies ahead as rain chances drop off considerably for east Texas.

Hot and steamy conditions will be on tap this week with rain chances slim-to-none across the Piney Woods.

Remaining hot, steamy, and dry through the near future as the heat dome makes a return to our region.