It cools back down to seasonable temperatures after that.
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A stronger weather system, in part the remnants of Hurricane Patricia from the Pacific, is slated to arrive midweek.
Wednesday: A few lingering rain showers will be possible through early afternoon as our latest storm system moves east. High temperatures will be in the upper 50’s and lower 60’s. The pattern ahead features more opportunities for rain as the jet stream takes on a more stormy look. There’s at least a 90% chance Tuesday, and the rain could be heavy at times. This system produced flooding rains in eastern Texas, and more heavy rain is expected along the Gulf coast today.
Tuesday is very similar to today in that skies will stay cloudy and occasional rain showers can be expected.
In the short term we’re looking at mostly clear and chilly conditions for tonight. Wall-to-wall sunshine will eventually give way to mostly cloudy skies by tonight, but not before highs peak in the middle and upper 60s – about average for this time of the year.
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Halloween should be a bit closer to normal, with a high of about 55 on Saturday, and a 30 percent chance of showers, though it should by no means be a washout for trick-or-treaters.
