There are some pretty good clouds building and a few showers to look at on radar. But more importantly, an update to the Labor Day Weekend forecast, Scott Cam is overlooking downtown on this final Thursday of August. And you can see it's a mostly cloudy day, a lot of good convection going on out there, so still a bit of an unsettled atmosphere that will not change for sure as we work our way towards Labor Day temperature outside is 92. So this is right where we should be. This time of year winds are fairly light due point in the upper sixties. Feels like 96 in the city. Only a couple of triple digit heat indices. Piers saw Cotulla Carrizo Springs feels like 104 Gonzalez 101 01 La Grange, but that's not bad, right? I mean, it feels like 91 and Bernie, we'll definitely take it live radar and there are some showers. It's out to the west over Hondo right now, an isolated shower off to the west of Divine and you can see they bubbled up in daytime heating but already starting to kind of rain out down to the south and east, some thunderstorms raining out near Goliad and back towards three rivers. And, uh, that's gonna be really where they stay. I mean, you can see a few showers got up to Dewitt County and Cuero, but this upper level mechanism is really opened up now and really not gonna be producing much more in the form of rain. So tomorrow is gonna look a lot like today. I think we'll see what we have on radar now quite over the next couple of hours, a dry overnight. And then as we get some heating on Friday afternoon, 2 p.m. should start popping in a few downpours. This one right near Medina Lake. That'd be nice. And you can also see north of Uvalde and then we quiet down in the nighttime hours once we lose heating. Now on Saturday, the rain mechanism is gonna shift a little bit. Instead of that upper level system, we're gonna have a front off to the north and by three o'clock, it looks right now as though the coverage is gonna be a little bit better to the west than it is in San Antonio. And that's why Saturday only a 30% chance of seeing some showers as this front drops in from North Texas and goes stationary to our north. But as we get into Sunday and Monday, that's in its Labor Day, Monday, that's when this front is gonna be sending in a few more of those outflow boundaries and we have a better chance of rain. So while the showers should stay isolated at 30% chance with a high of 94 Saturday. By Sunday, we're up now to a 50% chance and by Labor Day, a 60% chance of thunderstorms and so far non severe so far because the severe prediction center always updating their outlook and I'm keeping a close eye on it. But right now, a weather impact alert for Monday, you're gonna be off work. Kids are home from school and we're gonna have a very good chance of showers and thunderstorms. Now, how much rain again? A ton over Houston, Southeast Texas, about six inches over the next seven days for us. About an inch to an inch and a half in the metro. Not bad at all. All right, 14 day forecast time where we're expecting temperatures to remain in the mid nineties. Nice and seasonal. 20% chance tomorrow goes to 30% on Saturday. So, still isolated. And then Sunday, Monday a little bit more scattered as we go from 40 maybe up to about 50 or 60 for Monday on that probability. Holding on to that 40% chance of rain even through Thursday the fifth and heading into next week, we'll have a lingering chance of rain on the weekend of the 7th and 8th. Audrey.