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5:20pm Monday - Scattered northern counties showers and storms are very slowly working their way south, with the heaviest activity in between Easterly and Marquez, including LOTS of lightning directly over Lake Limestone.

Still expecting storms to bubble up over the next couple afternoons with our most widespread shot sometime between Tuesday night through midweek. Severe weather looks pretty unlikely, but nickel sized hail and gusts to 45mph or so possible.

Lingering boundaries and moisture means each day brings it's own round of isolated rain/storms, but eyes are on Tuesday night into Wednesday for our most widespread storms of the week.

Loving these tropical skies!

Well hey there, lil' dude! Our reporter Lillian Kosh snapped this photo of the couple mile wide storm that popped up along OSR earlier this evening. #txwx

Saturday soaker! Any more rain this weekend should be pretty isolated, but a downpour or two is possible any time after lunch both Sunday and Memorial Day. How much did you get at your house?

Early risers waking up to an absolute TREAT of a Sunday morning 😃 We'll take a pretty big step down in coverage of afternoon downpours today. Memorial Day itself actually looks a little more favorable, but still plenty of sun and dry to be found.

Bryan got hit HARD with rain tonight. Flash flood warning until 10pm

Saturday 2:30pm - Widespread showers and storms just to our south will move northeast through the afternoon. Lighter rain ahead of this will be moving in over the next couple hours, but we may have to rely on local development for heavier rain potential later today.

7:35am Saturday - Storms continue to exit our area, but it's absolutely POURING in San Jacinto County and over Lake Livingston. These will take at least the rest of the hour to clear out, then we get many hours break before afternoon rain and storms.

As morning storms exit, we get a pretty decent break ahead of what we still expect to be our most widespread rain and storms later Saturday. Isolated strong wind gusts possible with the initial round, but most just see additional rain and rumbles. Here's a look ahead:

5;55am Saturday - Overnight storms are beginning to move OUT of the area as we get Saturday started. Should be a pretty sizeable break between this activity and the daytime pop-ups expected later today, but keep the rain gear all weekend!

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Bookending the weekend with the best chances to stay dry. 🌦️ Still expect some pop-ups today (and for Monday), but coverage looks much lower. Saturday is still our "rainy day". Storms will crawl from the south and soak us any time after midday through at least mid-afternoon.

Still tracking a couple showers and the lone storm approaching I-45 with more quieting down expected tonight. LOWER coverage expected Friday, with the most widespread rain of the weekend to come Saturday.

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7:15pm Thursday - Storms in the Austin area have crossed I-35 and are moving east toward the Brazos Valley. Assuming storms hold together, strong wind 45mph+ is the main concern. Here's a snapshot of radar and a rough arrival time assuming they hold and continue moving ~35mph.

7:25pm Thursday - Strong thunderstorms have crossed the I-35 corridor and are moving east toward the Brazos Valley. Main concerns with the strongest storms would be for gusts 50mph+ and dime/nickel sized hail.

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@KBTXMax Howdy from Austin

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