Good Tuesday Morning! Today is going to be another nice, dry day. Highs across the ArkLaTex will range from the upper 60s to low 70s with more clouds than sun. All you need in the sunglasses and maybe a light jacket as you head out in the morning.

Our next big rain maker moves into the forecast as extra moisture moves in from the remnants of Hurricane Willa. A frontal system will stick around in the Gulf of Mexico making a better environment for that moisture to make it into our area. Most of Wednesday will be dry, but bring the umbrella with you just in case. You can expect clouds for the morning and most of the afternoon. highs will be in the mid to upper 60s.

Rain is looking to move in sometime after 7pm on Wednesday. Widespread rain is expected and there could be embedded pockets of heavy rainfall. Due to lower high temperatures, there won't be that much energy for storm activity, but there could be a few rumbles of thunder. Most of the rain will move through our area overnight.

Widespread rain could impact your morning commute on Thursday. Showers could stick around until the early afternoon hours. Highs on Thursday won't be as warm, only in the upper 50s. If you aren't seeing rain, expect cloudy skies.

Rain fall totals could be anywhere from 1-2". Isolated places south of I-20 could reach up to 3".

Once the rain moves out, it looks like our forecast stays very dry. Highs in the upper 60s for Friday with mostly sunny skies. The weekend is looking great for any outdoor events. Highs in the mid 70s Saturday with a mix of sun and clouds. Mostly sunny for Sunday with highs near 70. Temperatures drop into the upper 60s Monday with dry conditions.

Have a great day!

KSLA First Alert Meteorologist Kalie Pluchel

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