A backdoor cold front’s arrival will keep humidity levels rather low as we head into the Memorial Day weekend

DEEP EAST TEXAS (KTRE) - It will be mostly clear overnight with lows dropping into the middle 60′s.

A weak frontal boundary will then try to slide through on Friday. This cold front will come through on the dry side with no rain and very little fanfare. This backdoor cold front will bring in drier air, setting the stage for a couple of cooler nights and low humidity days as we enter the Memorial Day weekend.

The upcoming Memorial Day Observance weekend will be warm and mainly dry as we have no notable weather features to disrupt your outdoor plans.

The cooler mornings will consist of wake-up temperatures in the lower 60′s with the dry air and abundant sunshine leading to highs warming into the upper 80′s each afternoon.

We will introduce a low-end, 20% chance of rain to the picture Memorial Day, but they will be few and far between.

It does appear some slightly better odds for getting wet will enter the picture by next Tuesday and the middle of next week once we start to get an onshore flow and better return of moisture moving back into deep east Texas.

Rainfall amounts over the next seven days will not be overly impressive, averaging around a half-an-inch in many locales.

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