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A cold front Friday will bring cooler and drier conditions to South Texas this weekend .... A pleasant weekend is in store for S TX with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s to low 60s .... Minor coastal flooding is expected Friday night into Saturday during time of high tide. Coastal flooding could continue into Sunday .... A Wind Advisory will likely be needed for the coastal areas, possibly farther inland, for Friday-Saturday .... Gale Watch is in effect Friday Afternoon through Saturday Afternoon .... Small Craft Advisory will likely be needed through late Saturday afternoon and evening ... The tropics look clear .... See more details in the section below...
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Updated 7am Friday

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And now for a few days of much cooler weather.

A cold front later this morning will bring strong north winds, cooler temperatures and drier conditions to South Texas.

A pleasant weekend is in store for S TX with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s to low 60s., but back to seasonal temps by mid-week.

Per the latest from the National Weather Service and most other forecasters, rain chances associated with the cold front will be highest across the Rio Grande Plains with up to 55% chance and across the gulf waters with up to 70% across the offshore waters. The Brush Country, Coastal Plains and Victoria Crossroads have a 15-30% chance of mainly showers. A few thunderstorms will be possible. The rain is expected to end from northwest to southeast this afternoon.

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The tropics remain clear.

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