The weather service’s outlook shows a 50 percent chance for above-average temperatures for the entire state of Texas for the months of April, May and June.
The National Weather Service predicts above-average temperatures for Texas from April through June.[/caption]Based on the weather service’s outlook, there is an enhanced chance for above-average rainfall for the western areas of the Gulf Coast, including along the southeastern parts of Texas.
The National Weather Service forecasts above-average rainfall for the Texas coast this spring, but no trends for North or West Texas.[/caption]Houston has a 40 percent chance of experiencing above-average rainfall, the outlook shows. Austin and San Antonio are located on the outer edge of the area and have a 33 percent chance of experiencing above-average rainfall over the next three months, according to the weather service.
On the Lower Colorado River Authority's weather blog, LCRA Meteorologist Bob Rose said the outlook for areas to the west of the I-35 corridor, including the Texas Hill Country, show equal chances for above, below and normal rainfall for the spring.
