The first weekend should have northerly flow over the metroplex, bringing in drier air and cool mornings, with afternoon highs only in the low 80s, trending to the upper 80s by Sunday. Not bad.

The next cold front could send temperatures in parts of Texas down into the 40s, but the effects here in South Texas will be much less noticeable.

Rainfall amounts will be greatest west of I-44 where a widespread 1/2 to 1 inch of rain is expected. Local amounts could get as high as 3 inches of rainfall. This is much needed rainfall for everyone in Texoma. Showers will come to an end by early Monday morning.

Severe thunderstorms are occurring in the Texas Panhandle, even a few radar-indicated tornado warnings. It almost officially seems like Fall, which begins Sunday at 7:43 a.m. Remember, as we transition into the Northern Hemisphere's autumnal equinox and eventually towards the next solstice,

Texas jumped Georgia on Sunday, and that means a bracket overhaul. Cards Against Humanity filed a $15 million lawsuit against SpaceX for trespassing on property it owns in Texas, which happens to sit near SpaceX facilities.