BRYAN, Texas — The severe threat has ended for the Brazos Valley. A weak cold front will move through the Brazos Valley late Wednesday night, which will lower humidity and usher in slightly cooler air. A thin line of showers & storms are possible along the front but severe weather is not expected. Thursday morning will start out in the low to mid-60s. A few areas of patchy fog possible across the southern zone.
Thursday afternoon will feature sunny skies with highs climbing into the low-80s.
Moisture tries to return Friday as a surface low develops in the Texas Panhandle. The low will track east into Oklahoma, late in the day, which will allow a cold front to move south into the Brazos Valley Friday evening. An isolated thunderstorm cannot be ruled out as the cold front moves through. If the moisture return is greater than expected, a strong thunderstorm may be possible.
Behind the cold front, temperatures will be a touch cooler and humidity will be low. The weekend will be stunning under sunny skies, with highs in the low-80s and low humidity.
