Central Texas is off to a chilly start this morning, but temperatures are expected to warm up into the mid-60s later today. This pleasant weather will continue through Tuesday, offering a mild and comfortable beginning to the month. However, a few weather changes are anticipated as the week progresses, including increased rain chances and shifting winds.

Rain Chances and Cold Fronts Expected Later This Week

Rain chances will rise on Wednesday, particularly east of I-35, with light showers expected in the afternoon. Although the rain is not expected to be severe, it will be accompanied by southerly winds, drawing moisture from the Gulf into the region. By Thursday, a cold front will push southward, reducing rain chances but potentially leading to lingering showers throughout the weekend. According to weather models, the front will stall before passing through, keeping rain chances around 20-30% through Friday and Saturday.

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A Second Cold Front and Cooler Temperatures Ahead

As the first cold front moves through, a second front could follow by Monday, December 9th. This front is expected to bring a 10-degree drop in temperatures, with highs in the 60s on Monday and 50s on Tuesday. Along with the cooler air, additional rainfall is possible. Central Texas could see anywhere from half an inch to an inch of rain over the next seven days.

Stay tuned for more updates as the weather continues to evolve throughout the week.

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