Deep low-level moisture still resides over most of Texas, although some slightly drier air worked into the state on Saturday. But cloud and rain chances return quickly by Sunday and last through the first part of next week.

Two cold fronts will intrude into Texas over the next seven days. The first moves in on Monday; this will mainly be a focal point for showers and a few thunderstorms. How far south the boundary travels before it stalls is uncertain, but it may make it into south central regions.

Rain chances remain elevated through Wednesday, but overall rain amounts look to be low. Most areas will see just a few tenths of an inch; a few isolated spots might see up to a half of an inch through Monday.

A stronger cold front will bring a few thunderstorms on Wednesday, followed by cooler temperatures and dry weather through the end of next week. Severe storms are not expected.

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