The rain gear will be needed for most of Sunday. Winds will ramp up later Sunday night and for Monday with gusts up to 40 mph

The shower chances last us through tomorrow morning before things dry out into early this week. That said, more rain is possibly by Wednesday with temperatures turning cooler behind a passing front. More details can be found on our First Alert weather page here, or by downloading the 13 First Alert weather app.

As mild temperatures return, Wednesday will feature a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. Highs will be back up into the mid to upper 60s. Cloudy skies arrive for the evening and overnight, with scattered showers after midnight. Lows will be in the mid to upper 40s.

In surf, overhead sets will continue on the north shores as a north-northwest swell is slowly declines through Monday. A First Alert is up for a northwest swell Monday that could bring advisory-level waves for north and west shores.

CBS News Texas meteorologists issued a First Alert Weather Day for Friday due to widespread rain and isolated storms.

Monday could start out with clouds and an isolated rain chance, but I think clouds will slowly decrease Monday afternoon giving us a mostly sunny sky. Temperatures on Veterans Day will likely climb into the mid 70s.

Friday will be easily the best day to get outside; more rain is expected over the weekend and in the middle of next week.

The First Alert Weather Team says it’s going to be a warm weekend. Temperatures will continue to be far above average through the weekend. Highs will be 80-85 with lows in the 60s to low 70s. A few scattered showers will move west off the Atlantic on & off through the weekend but still plenty of dry hours.