Soggy, chilly weather expected for Austin this weekend

And it's not really going to be raining cats and dogs today, but tomorrow, that's a different story. So as I was showing you, we do have that rain over to the west. I think it's going to kind of fall apart as it continues to move into our viewing area. So some sprinkles, some gray skies, mostly just some isolated rainfall today. Rain chances and storm chances will start to pick up a little bit late tonight, still somewhat isolated in nature. But then take a look as we move into Sunday, things are going to start to get a little bit more busy. I'm thinking prime time from about Six to noon. So this is right around six in the morning. You can see those showers and storms starting to move into our viewing area, all thanks to a cold front. And as it continues to push over to the east, it could intensify a little bit. So this is right around 10 tomorrow morning. Some heavy downpours and even some severe weather is possible to our south and to our east. We'll take a closer look at those exact threats here in just a second, but I did want to give you a heads up. It's going to be soggy. It's going to be stormy early Sunday morning. But by the time we get into Sunday afternoon, are we going to be completely dry? No, but the worst of it will be over with. We'll just be windy and it's going to get cold. Fast. And by the time we wake up Monday morning, it's going to be chilly. But back to that severe threat. It doesn't include all of us just south and eastern portions of our viewing area. It is a low risk. It's a one out of five. And the main concerns with that is that we could be seeing some hail isolated in nature. Also, some gusty winds are possible. But that tornado threat is outside of our viewing area. So I'm not concerned about that. And as we go ahead and take a look, there's also the potential for some localized flooding again, that's over to the east because you could see things got a little bit more intense on that future radar. So I'm not surprised that's exactly where they placed it. How much rainfall could we see? I'm thinking most of us about a half of an inch to an inch and a half, but some isolated spots, especially over to the south of the east, you guys could be seeing A couple of inches and it's not just. Early tomorrow morning, where we have those rain chances, we could be seeing a few little sprinkles left over on Monday, drying out for the most part Tuesday. And then as we get into the second half of the week, you can see those rain chances and storm chances will return. We will be much warmer by then and really the busiest time. Keep saying this. I do not want you to be surprised by it. It's going to be early Sunday morning. I'll be here tracking those storms during the show. So I hope you tune in, hang out with us. And it's going to go down. Quickly, as that cold front comes through, it's going to be a lot cooler than average, especially on Monday. We probably won't even get out of the 50s. But then, as I said, we're going to slowly start to warm up back into the 70s by the time we get to the second half of your seven-day forecast. And here's a look at that. So 60s today, lower 60s for your high tomorrow. That's when we're going to see most of those showers and storms is early tomorrow morning. You're going to be left with some breezy conditions for your Monday, only warming up into the 50s. Back into the 60s by Tuesday, 70s by the time we get into the second half of your work week, and that's when those rain chances will return.