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CBS19

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Sunday, September 27, 2026 -- Evening Weather Update

Texas · 09-28

KLTV

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Widespread heavy rains and flooding possible later this week

Texas · 09-28

KWTX

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Breakdown of This Week's Pattern Change

Texas · 09-28

KRIS 6 News

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A warm end to September, with rain chances on the rise by the end of the week

Corpus Christi, TX · 09-28

CBS19

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CBS19 Weather: Gearing up for a surge in humidity into the midweek

Texas · 09-28

CBS News

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Several inches of rain expected in DFW

Dallas, TX · 09-28

KBTX

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Widespread rain and storms return by late week, flooding possible

Texas · 09-28

KHOU

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Rain on the way

Houston, TX · 09-28

KSLA

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Storms next week

Texas · 09-27

KBTX

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Closing out September with more heat before big changes roll in

Texas · 09-28

WTVR CBS 6

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Mike's Sunday Night Weather: A significant warm-up by midweek

Texas · 09-28

25 News KXXV and KRHD

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Tropical Storm Gonzalo forms in Atlantic, while Hurricane Polo could help Central Texas

Texas · 09-25

KIII 3News

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Rain to increase late in the week

Corpus Christi, TX · 09-27

mySanAntonio.com

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Texas may finally get a 20-degree cool down. Here's when

The weather radar is giving Texans hope that it may actually start to feel like fall.

San Antonio, TX · 09-24

CBS Texas

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Midweek storm chances in the cards for North Texas

An upper-level trough strengthens, moving from the west to the east.

Texas · 09-26

KTLA

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Warm temps, humidity head into Southern California

Southern California, CA · 09-27

KXAN

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First Warning: Cold front, rain and temperature dip

We're seeing strong signals for a cold front in the final days of September to knock the temperatures down and bring some scattered rainfall with it.

Austin, TX · 09-23

Agriculture Online

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Texas Farmer Says Drought Is the Worst He’s Ever Seen

The drought has been brutal for Hagen Hunt, Texas Corn Producers Association president, who farms in Hale and Swisher counties in northwest Texas. “It’s been brutal,” Hunt said. “This is my 17th season farming, and I can only remember one other year that was somewhat comparable. It was 2011. It’s the worst one I’ve ever seen — by far the worst I’ve ever seen.”

Texas · 09-25

tpr.org

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Polo, Pacific cold front could be rainmakers for South Texas next week

Sign up for TPR Today, Texas Public Radio's newsletter that brings our top stories to your inbox each morning. Weather forecasters said it's possible the remnants of Hurricane Polo and a Pacific cold front will combine next week to push rain into the Hill Country and South Texas, including the San Antonio area.

San Antonio, TX · 09-25

KLTV

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Widespread heavy rains look likely for next week

East Texas (KLTV/KTRE) - Good morning, East Texas! We are off to a pleasant start this AM with most locations waking up to temperatures in the middle to upper 60s and low 70s! Skies for now are trending partly cloudy, though we will see more sunshine across East Texas today compared to yesterday. High temperatures will remain above average again this afternoon, but the good news is that most will sit in the 89-91° range which is certainly doable compared to how hot we’ve been most of this month! Rain is not expected today or tomorrow, so no weather impacts are expected if you’re heading out to any area high school football games tonight. South winds and sunshine will lead to highs crawling back into the lower to middle 90s for Saturday and Sunday. A few showers and thunderstorms will be possible starting Monday, but coverage does appear to be fairly limited at this time. Better shots at rain return late Tuesday and throughout the day Wednesday and Thursday as a strong upper-level disturbance grabs onto tropical moisture from the Pacific and swings a cold front into Texas which will bring multiple rounds of rain our way through the middle of next week. There is still a lot of uncertainty for next week, but similar set ups have brough the potential for flooding in parts of East Texas, so we’ll need to watch the forecast closely for updates as we get closer to the actual event. We’ll keep you posted with the latest on the First Alert Weather App!

Texas · 09-25