2:20 PM: Isolated to scattered storms are expected to continue through the evening. Storms still have the potential to produce large hail, strong wind, or an isolated tornado. Heavy rain leading to isolated flooding has also been noted as storms have been slow moving. #txwx pic.twitter.com/gcNTaN83cm

450 AM: A line of storms will produce 1 to 1.5 inches of rain over parts of DeWitt and Lavaca Counties through 6 AM. An outflow boundary running from Val Verde County to just south of San Antonio will bring the next focus for storms when daytime heating returns. pic.twitter.com/SuU5ck59SU

Enjoy the nice weather today while it lasts, because rainy and cool weather are back in the forecast for the remainder of the week. Rain with isolated thunderstorms are possible Wednesday. More rain is expected Thursday with lingering showers into Friday. pic.twitter.com/mU04WvUGeU

Rain chances begin to increase Sunday afternoon with a widespread wetting rain overnight Sunday into Monday. Highs only top out in the low to mid 50s Sunday. pic.twitter.com/dpPhHHHyG8