Storms are likely across McAllen this weekend, with Sunday bringing the heaviest rain and greatest flood risk.

McAllen faces Friday storms, a wetter weekend and possible flash flooding before cooler weather settles in next week.

McAllen could hit 92 degrees Thursday before thunderstorms spread across the Rio Grande Valley. The wettest weather is expected this weekend, when flooding may become a concern.

McAllen will enjoy sunny skies Wednesday before temperatures spike Thursday and storms return Thursday night. A cooler, windier weekend follows.

McAllen gets one more 90-degree day Tuesday before cooler air and rain chances arrive. The weekend could bring thunderstorms, gusty winds and a noticeable temperature drop.

McAllen will reach about 95 degrees Monday and Tuesday before a cool front brings lower temperatures and renewed rain chances later this week.

McAllen is in for another hot, mostly dry day Sunday, with temperatures reaching 94 degrees. A Tuesday front finally brings cooler air by Wednesday.

McAllen’s Halloween weekend will be hot and mostly dry, with highs near 92. A late-Tuesday front finally brings cooler air to the Rio Grande Valley.

McAllen’s forecast is heating up just in time for Halloween, with highs in the low 90s through the weekend and a 93-degree Monday ahead.

McAllen is heading into a hot, mostly dry Halloween weekend, with temperatures reaching 92 degrees Sunday.

McAllen will reach 90 Tuesday before sunny skies and low-90s heat take over Halloween weekend. A coastal flood statement is also in effect for Lower Texas beaches.

McAllen is forecast to reach near 88 degrees Monday, with a 10% chance of rain. Tuesday brings a chance of showers, while Sunday’s high is forecast near 88.

McAllen will reach 88 degrees Sunday, with gusty winds and partly sunny skies. Rain chances increase Tuesday through Thursday before a hotter weekend arrives.