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McALLEN, Texas – Wednesday, April 8, 2026 – Conditions are expected to remain mostly sunny through Thursday and Friday, with highs climbing into the mid-90s. Forecast guidance from the National Weather Service indicates no precipitation is expected during this period, with continued dry air and steady southeast winds across the region.
Rain chances begin to emerge on Saturday, though coverage is expected to remain limited. The National Weather Service forecast shows about a 30 percent chance of showers, primarily before early afternoon, with conditions turning partly sunny later in the day.
By Sunday, conditions are expected to return to mostly dry, with no significant precipitation indicated in the current forecast guidance. Temperatures are expected to remain high, with continued sunshine and light winds.
Regional reporting suggests the shift toward rain later in the week is tied to a developing weather system affecting parts of South Texas. According to Express-News, “rain chances increase Thursday through Sunday” as a low-pressure system enhances moisture and instability across the region.
However, rainfall in the Rio Grande Valley is expected to be less widespread than in other parts of Texas. Climate outlooks from the Climate Prediction Center indicate that precipitation in the region is typically lower than areas farther north and east, even during more active weather periods.
The expected pattern reflects a continuation of generally dry conditions in deep South Texas, with only brief, limited rainfall opportunities beginning Saturday.
