A complex of storms is headed our way, and could bring another round of severe weather.

Storms stretching from the Hill Country to the Big Country are moving east toward our area, and should arrive around 9 am or so. Severe weather will be possible, with all modest of severe weather possible - large hail, damaging winds and a few tornadoes (though the greater tornado risk will be south of us) - along with a risk of flooding where persistent downpours hit flood-prone areas. We may have a second round of storms form behind the first one, but we should clear everything out by the evening hours. A Flood Watch goes into effect at 7:00 am, and remains in effect until 1:00 am Wednesday. Stay tuned to South Metro Weather for updates.

Tomorrow we have a lower chance of a few storms in the afternoon, followed by more low chances of showers/storms Thursday and Friday. Severe weather isn’t a particular concern the rest of the week, but I’ll keep watching in case things come together.

A pleasant weekend is on tap, bringing mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 70’s/low 80’s. Monday we keep the nice weather and warm up a few degrees to the low-mid 80’s. At this point, next week looks fairly calm.

Forecast Updated 6:00 pm, 5.6.25