A 'cold' front will make its way across the region Sunday into Tuesday cooling down temperatures and creating the conditions for up to .5 inche of rain.
The chance of rain is 50% for Monday and Monday night. Government weather experts say .5 inches of rain on average is possible with isolated areas of up to an inch.
There is a slight chance of isolated showers south of a San Angelo to San Saba line Tuesday night into Wednesday before things heat back up heading into the weekend.
That tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico will have little or no effect on temperatures in the Concho Valley this week as the hot and dry summer plods on through August.
Surveys found an estimated 28.3 million mourning doves in Texas, a 44 percent increase from 2022. White-wing dove populations have increased 20 percent, tying the record high with an estimated 11.7 million this year.
West Texas and the rest of the Lone Star State will continue to suffer under oppressive heat through the middle of next week as record high temperatures are forecast Friday in the Concho Valley and Big Country with no rain in sight.
New this year, hunters and anglers can purchase additional types of digital licenses including Youth Hunting, Lifetime Hunting tags, Lifetime Fishing tags and the Exempt Angler tag.