From Storm Search 7 Meteorologist Corbin Voges -

Average High: 88 Average Low: 62

TOMORROW - Partly Cloudy & Seasonal w/ a Stray T-Storm

High: 86

Wind: NE 5-15 mph

TOMORROW NIGHT - Mostly Clear & Cool

Low: 64

Wind: SE 5-15 mph

SUNDAY - Mostly Clear & Hot (Happy Father's Day)

High: 99

Wind: SE 10-20 mph

SUNDAY NIGHT - Mostly Clear & Mild

Low: 64

Wind: S 5-15 mph

EXTENDED FORECAST- Today will be an active day for T-Storms in the eastern half of the panhandles. These storms could be capable of producing damaging winds and hail the size of golf balls. The stationary front will be where T-Storms fire this afternoon and we have a slight risk of severe weather in the southeast TX panhandle which is why we are monitoring the potential of storms capable of producing those gusty wind and large hail. Minor flash flooding will be possible as well because the storms will move rather slowly, but rain chances start to ease up as we head into the weekend. T-Storms Friday morning dumped 1.69" of rain on Higgins and 1.52" of rain on Balco. Father's Day looks to be mostly dry with hot temperatures climbing close to 100 degree. That trend continues through Monday, but if you want more rain which I am sure most do, there is good news. Daily rain chances return to the forecast with the best chance falling during the mid-week.

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