You might want to keep those Thanksgiving celebrations indoors.
The National Weather Service in Brownsville continues to monitor an incoming trough of low pressure that will push a cold front through the Rio Grande Valley on Thanksgiving Day. The front will interact with rich moisture to produce showers and thunderstorms, said David Reese, a meteorologist with the NWS.
“While severe thunderstorms are not expected, some locally heavy rainfall could lead to minor flooding in urban, low-lying and poor drainage areas,” Reese said in a weather outlook. “Widespread rainfall totals of 0.5 inches to 2 inches are expected from Thanksgiving morning through midday Friday with locally higher amounts of 3+ inches possible.”
There’s an 80% chance for showers on Thursday and Thursday night.
The rain chances will come to an end Friday, as the cold front passes through the Valley and cooler air sets in.
