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Sunday 10:15 pm: Tropical Dexter has formed east of North Carolina, will track eastward, further out to sea. Shearing winds will ultimately lead to it’s demise in perhaps 3 days. It is centered south of, and is distinct from a nearby front, and is a warm cored tropical storm.

Monday 9:11 am: Rising air beneath spreading winds high up has helped to produce thunderstorms in east/central Texas. This disturbance will tend to follow the mid level wind flow toward south Texas. I will watch radar in case showers could reach us early evening. More 105F heat.

Monday 3:04 pm: Watching to see if new showers/thundershowers develop near/ahead of leading edge of a pool of rain cooled air from earlier storms. Slight chance late afternoon/early evening.

Monday 4:10 pm: Big Picture Weathermap: A frontal boundary will not reach further south into south Texas. A pool of rain cooled air from earlier storms is pancaking southwestward from coastal south Texas, brings slight chance of shower end of afternoon/early evening, will watch.

Monday 6:04 pm: The breezy, more humid rain cooled air arrived at the Laredo Airport at 5:35 pm.

Monday 9:49 pm: The Laredo Health Department invited me to do a podcast with them on heat and the dangers that it can present, especially indoors at night! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lar…

Tuesday 8:30 am: A hot airmass remains in control of our weather. A weak upper level disturbance is moving southwest from the mid Texas coast and may trigger scattered showers in south Texas this afternoon/evening. Slight chance Laredo, somewhat better chance Zapata southward.

Tuesday 4:13 pm: Big Picture Weathermap: Rather diffuse/weak frontal boundaries. We are on the southeast side of a hot airmass, 104F so far. A weak upper level disturbance (not seen on this surface map) along with sea breeze is tracking west, will watch radar, slight chance.

Tuesday 4:53: pm: Watching scattered showers over southeastern Webb County, Jim Hogg, and Brooks Counties (Falfurrias). Also an isolated shower 15 miles east of Laredo, a shower just east/southeast of Siesta Shores.

Tuesday 5:36 pm: Showers are widely scattered and small, one now over south Laredo, another over San Ygnacio going into Mexico.

Tuesday 6:06 pm: Showers, if the hold together, are heading for south Laredo to the Rio Bravo area.

Tuesday 6:25 pm: Small showers nearing far south Laredo to the Rio Bravo area. Watching to see if a shower just south of hwy 59 can survive long enough to reach Laredo.

Tuesday 7:06 pm: Remaining showers exiting into Mexico.

Tuesday 7:06 pm: Remaining showers exiting into Mexico.

Tuesday 9:42 pm: For those looking for a Weathermap with a chill, here is my analysis from 7 am February 15, 2021. Laredo was 17F!

Tuesday 10:28 pm: Fire thermal signature shows as a black spot in southern Bexar County.