A Pacific storm system is approaching, bringing increased rain chances to the area, with potential for 1–2+ inches of rainfall in some areas.
According to Meteorologist Siobhain Anders, the storm system is currently off the coast of California, but is expected to move across the desert southwest and into the South Central Plains, dragging a cold front through the region.
Today, the region can expect mostly cloudy skies in the morning, with possible patchy fog, but sunshine will return in the afternoon as humidity drops.
Rain chances increase Friday, especially Friday night, marking the best rain chances the area has seen in nearly a month.
Changes are on the horizon this week as a Pacific storm system approaches, bringing the best rain chances the area has seen in nearly a month.
Author's summary: Pacific storm brings heavy showers and storms.