McAllen is starting Saturday clear and near 70 degrees, but the day will turn hot, breezy and just damp enough to complicate a few outdoor plans. The high should reach about 90 degrees, with spotty rain showers possible from late morning through the afternoon.
The National Weather Service Brownsville forecast gives Saturday a 20% to 30% chance of showers. Most of the day should remain manageable, but a quick shower could interrupt errands, games or patio time.
Afternoon Wind Picks Up
East-southeast winds will run 5 to 13 mph, with gusts reaching as high as 25 mph during the afternoon.
Saturday night will be mostly cloudy, with a low near 72 degrees and light winds. No watches, warnings or advisories are listed for the McAllen area, though loose outdoor items may need a little attention before the gusts arrive.
Warm Sunday And Monday, Wetter Chances Ahead
Sunday stays mostly cloudy and warm, with a high near 88 and rain-free weather. Monday brings mostly sunny skies and another high near 87, making it the steadier day for outdoor plans.
The forecast turns more unsettled Tuesday, when showers and thunderstorms have a 40% chance of developing, followed by a slight chance Wednesday and a higher 50% chance Thursday. That is a notable shift from the earlier weekend outlook, which Hoodline previously reported as having lower rain chances early in the week.
