Texas braces for record-breaking heat, with the Panhandle hitting up to 110 degrees Wednesday—but a much-needed shift is on the horizon. A surge of monsoonal moisture could bring scattered thunderstorms and rain showers late Thursday into Friday, offering relief with a 20-50% chance. Meanwhile, South Central Texas stays scorched, with highs over 100°F and heat indices nearing 110°F, plus a slim 20% shot of isolated showers east of I-35. Even with storms in the forecast, extreme heat lingers—so stay tuned as conditions evolve.
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