Rain Chance Dramatically Increase Wednesday through Weekend - Crossroads Today Sections News Weather Sports Obits More Home About Us Email & Alerts Mobile Apps Advertise KAVU Submit your Birthday Photo Contact Us Jobs News Crisis in Ukraine National & World Politics Crime Money Noticias Viewer Poll Weather Forecast Radar Alerts WeatherBug Hurricane Tracker Vote Weather Sports High School Crossroads Football Live Pepsi Athlete of the Week Texas Vote Sports Entertainment Programming Contests Lifestyle Health Sunrise Community Calendar Community Crossroads Crossroads Law Features Military Hero Lean on me Victoria Eye Center Ask the Expert Education Back-to-School 2022 Obituaries Watch Now Extras Contests Newsletters Apps Crossroads Jobs Watch CT+ Watch CT+ Crossroads Today Search Watch CT+ News Weather Sports Obits More Home About Us Email & Alerts Mobile Apps Advertise KAVU Submit your Birthday Photo Contact Us Jobs News Crisis in Ukraine National & World Politics Crime Money Noticias Viewer Poll Weather Forecast Radar Alerts WeatherBug Hurricane Tracker Vote Weather Sports High School Crossroads Football Live Pepsi Athlete of the Week Texas Vote Sports Entertainment Programming Contests Lifestyle Health Sunrise Community Calendar Community Crossroads Crossroads Law Features Military Hero Lean on me Victoria Eye Center Ask the Expert Education Back-to-School 2022 Obituaries Watch Now Contests Newsletters Apps Crossroads Jobs Rain Chance Dramatically Increase Wednesday through Weekend September 26, 2018 4:25 AM Bill Alexander, Posted: September 26, 2018 4:25 AM Updated: February 5, 2021 1:12 PM by Bill Alexander While scattered showers dot the Crossroads this afternoon and evening, rain chances greatly improve Wednesday with the arrival of a cold front and sustained upper level dynamic support. Several days featuring mostly cloudy skies and numerous showers and thunderstorms will be supported by deep tropical moisture from the Eastern Pacific overrunning the front, which will become stationary to our south and southwest. Rain chances begin to diminish early next week as the tap of moisture begins to lessen and the frontal boundary dissolves. The tropical Atlantic has no significant threats to the Gulf coast, but Eastern Pacific Tropical Storm Rosa was named this morning and will be the impetus for extended wet weather over the U.S. Desert Southwest. Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Report a typo or error // Send us a News Tip Download our free app for Apple, Android, Roku and Amazon devices. To make sure you get our coverage sign up for newsletters emailed to your inbox. Select from these options: Breaking News, Evening News Headlines, Latest COVID-19 Headlines, Morning News Headlines, Sports Headlines and more. Follow us on Twitter, Like us on Facebook, Follow us on Instagram, Subscribe to our YouTube channel Watch our newscasts and other programming on-demand on VUit More Home News Weather Sports Entertainment Lifestyle Obituaries Watch Now Most Popular Deputies determine no active threat on middle school campus Children who lost mom in Robb Elementary School shooting speak about losing both parents Crossroads Football Live 2022 week 5 highlights and scores 2 local residents arrested, charged following execution of search warrants Cuero ISD threat assessment team evaluates threat at high school © 2022 Crossroads Today. Email Twitter Facebook Instagram Live TV Watch Now View Archive ﻿ Crossroads Today Meet the Team KAVU/KVCT EEO Annual Public File Reports KAVU FCC Public Inspection Files KVCT Public Inspection Files Email us your Birthdays Newsletters Community Resources Calendar Programming Careers Home About Us Email & Alerts Mobile Apps Advertise Jobs Submit Pictures Contact Us News National & World Politics Crime Money Health Education Technology Automotive Weather Forecast Radar Alerts WeatherBug Hurricane Tracker Entertainment Programming Contests Sports High School Pepsi Athlete of the Week Texas Lifestyle Sunrise Community Crossroads Pets Crossroads Law Calendar Submit Your Photos Obituaries Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Your California Privacy Rights | Do Not Sell My Personal Information | FCC Applications| Advertise | Jobs © 2022, Morgan Murphy Media. Close Share Toggle Fullscreen Zoom in/out Previous Next