By Gene Norman
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As expected, VERY gusty winds are blowing into southeast Texas this afternoon in the wake of another underwhelming rain episode. Part of the reason this morning's rains fizzled has to do in part with the large winter storm bringing a a blinding blizzard to the Texas panhandle today. The main energy with this system shifted a bit north, robbing us with the chance to see anything more than a few passing showers this morning. Stronger storms are developing, however to our east into parts of Louisiana and Mississippi.
Our gusty winds will last into early evening, so bundle up if you're headed to the first night of rodeo performances and be prepared for several chilly mornings and cool afternoons for most of the rest of this week.
NORMAN NUMBER FOR TUESDAY IS: 8
TUESDAY: Sunny, breezy and much cooler. Morning temperatures in the low 40s only rise to the mid 60s. Steady west and northwest winds 15-20 mph.
NORMAN NUMBER FOR WEDNESDAY IS: 8
WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny and continued cool. Morning temperatures in the low 40s with some upper 30s in northern neighborhoods. Highs near 70°. Breezy with north and northwest winds 8-12 mph.
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