The day was hot, mostly cloudy, and dry. The sky looked to be mostly cloudy, during the morning, afternoon, evening, and night. It felt cool, during the early and mid-morning. It felt a little cool, during the late morning. It started to feel warm and then very warm and then hot as we got to Cisco, TX, during the early afternoon. It felt hot, during the afternoon and early evening. It felt very warm as we were heading back towards Houston, TX, during the late evening. It felt warm as we got into the Houston, TX area, during the early night. It felt warm in the Houston, TX area, during the late night. The wind speeds looked to be light with moderate and moderately strong gusts with some occasional strong gusts around 20 mph, in the North Texas area, during the morning and early afternoon. The wind speeds looked to be light with some possible moderate and moderately strong gusts in the North and Central areas of TX, during the mid and late afternoon. The wind speeds looked to be light with possible moderate and moderately strong gusts in the Central and Southeast areas of TX, during the evening. The wind speeds looked to be light with possible moderate and moderately strong gusts in the Houston, TX area, during the night. I did not see any chances for rain in the North or Central, TX areas, during the day. There was a 40 percent chance for rain for the Houston, TX area, during the night. I don’t remember seeing any rain on the TX area radar, during the day or night. Maybe some possible light showers during the day, or maybe even the night. I did witness a few brief light drizzle showers in the Dallas, TX area, during the late morning and I believe near the Southeast, Or Central, TX area, during the late afternoon or evening.
Thoughts: A pretty interesting day weather wise. Especially with the extreme change in temperatures from cool to hot in the afternoon and then back to normal temperatures for this time of the year in the evening.
Locations: Corsicana, TX, Dallas, TX, Cisco, TX, North, Central, Southeast, and West TX.
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