SUMMARY: Good morning! Meteorologist Justin Hor reports a cool start to the day with temperatures in the low 60s, rising to 80°F by midday and a high of 88°F under mostly sunny skies and a northeast breeze. A potential tropical storm in the Gulf is expected to strengthen, staying near South Padre Island, and may develop into a hurricane, tracking towards Louisiana, meaning minimal impact for Texas. Light rain is anticipated around the Coast but little to no rain in San Antonio, where highs of 92°F on Tuesday, 91°F on Wednesday, and mid-90s by the weekend are expected.

Tropical Storm Francine will miss Texas to the east, but bring some impacts to the immediate coast.

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SUMMARY: Officials at the Cotton Steaks Cutting Horse Show emphasized the event‘s significance for participants to showcase their horses and enjoy the experience. Having been held for many years, this year’s competition has seen a strong turnout throughout the week. Today, the focus is on amateur finalists who have successfully made it to the finals, showcasing their skills in front of the audience. Overall, the show has been a great success, highlighting the joy and community spirit of horse riding.

Fox 14 Your Morning News: Horse Show Morning Show

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SUMMARY: Changes are occurring in the Gulf of Mexico, with a storm expected to strengthen into a hurricane by early Wednesday morning, with wind speeds reaching 75 mph. Rain and strong winds are forecasted, particularly impacting areas from Baton Rouge to Lake Charles. Heavy rainfall is expected Tuesday and Wednesday, with potential flash flooding and 4-7 inches of rain accompanied by possible severe weather, including tornadoes. Wind gusts could exceed 70 mph, risking power outages. Tropical watches may be issued for the Texas and Louisiana coasts. Alert days have been declared for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday due to anticipated impacts.

Expecting heavy rain and damaging winds this week as Potential Tropical Cyclone Six develops into a potential hurricane.

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