San Ygnacio
San Ygnacio, TX · Weather
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A Hot Week
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - The eastern edge of a hot airmass over the northern Mexican deserts will bring May and June-like temperatures this week. a shallow layer of moist gulf air will be sufficient for low cloud during most of the mornings this week. A cold front that will cross the Rockies into the Great Plains late this week will bring a chance of showers and thundershowers possibly Thursday evening and a better chance Friday night. Cooler air will follow Saturday and Sunday.
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Rising Temperatures This Weekend and Beyond
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - A hot airmass is becoming more pronounced over the deserts of northern Mexico. We will be on the eastern edge of the hot airmass. Moist gulf air will still be present in the lower atmosphere with low clouds on many of the upcoming days. The hot airmass over northern Mexico, as it becomes more pronounced, will have more influence on our weather with temperatures rising well above 90F beginning this weekend.
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Valley Traffic: Traffic Advisory: Fog And Road Work Create Monday Travel Hazards In Valley And Laredo
Monday morning brought a challenging start for commuters in the Rio Grande Valley and Laredo as dense fog blanketed many roadways, combined with lingering rain that left streets wet and treacherous. These conditions significantly reduced visibility and required drivers to exercise extra caution. In particular, traffic on Jackson Avenue and Interstate 35 (I-35) in Laredo slowed noticeably as motorists navigated slick roads and thick, lingering fog. Despite these hazards, authorities reported that traffic remained steady but moved with care during the early hours.
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Rio Grande levels drop despite weekend rain in Laredo
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - The Rio Grande is not rising despite a rainy weekend in Laredo. Data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows river levels are lower than they were 48 hours ago. After a brief bump overnight, the river dropped about three-tenths of a foot over the last two days.
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Cool and Damp Monday, Warm Air Returns Wednesday
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - Our cool north winds is capped by gulf moisture at about 5,000′ altitude and Pacific moisture at about 10′000′ altitude. This will be slow to change, and we will likely see more periods of showers Monday with temperatures remaining cool. Tuesday will be a transitional day to warmer winds from the southeast with clearing skies on Wednesday afternoon.
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Showers and Much Cooler Saturday Night and Sunday
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - Moist air in the lower several thousand feet of the atmosphere may bring low clouds Thursday and Friday mornings. Drier air higher up will stir in with daytime heating and will mix the low clouds away each mid/late morning. With more hours of sunshine, temperatures will be hotter, in the mid 90’s Thursday and Friday afternoons. A cold front from the Rockies and Great Plains will arrive late Saturday afternoon with showers and thundershowers. Much cooler air follows Saturday night and Sunday. Moist air flowing north above the cool north wind will bring cloudy skies and some showers on Sunday.
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Warm to hot afternoons/Rain chances this weekend
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - Mostly cloudy to partly sunny , highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. Breezy southeasterly winds gust 21mph. Tonight mostly cloudy to mostly clear with lows in the 70s. Thursday and Friday highs in the mid 90s with mostly to partly sunny skies. This weekend as a cold front could make it’s way through South Texas. Low to medium chances for rain is in the forecast Saturday through Monday, however, our best chances will be Saturday night ahead of the front. Have a great day!
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Hot Weather, Then Showers/Cooler Beginning Saturday Night
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - Warm most air will bring plenty of clouds during Wednesday. A slight chance of a morning shower, most places stay dry. Somewhat sunnier afternoons will allow for temperatures higher into the 90’s Thursday and Friday. A cold front will arrive from the Great Plains Saturday afternoon. A decent chance of showers with and following the front, and it will turn much cooler beginning Saturday night.
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LFD investigates possible lightning strike damage
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - Authorities are continuing to investigate how a possible lightning strike left several families affected in East Laredo. One family shared images showing the damage caused by the incident. According to the fire department, damage was reported to the roof due to fire and smoke and to...
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Laredo thunderstorm advisory issued as flooding, possible lightning strikes reported
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - The Laredo Police Department issued a thunderstorm advisory Thursday morning, April 9, as the city prepares for heavy rainfall through Friday, April 10. According to the National Weather Service, thunderstorms are expected throughout Laredo until Friday, with heavy rainfall anticipated, police said in an advisory posted at 10:43 a.m.