Sunday looks warm and quiet across the area, with no rain expected and temperatures climbing into the lower 90s. Monday follows the same pattern, staying dry through most of the day, though rain chances tick up overnight heading into Tuesday.
The break comes after several days of widespread rain across the region. Forecasters are watching Hurricane Polo as the system most likely to shake up the pattern again, with its path pointed toward Mexico and eventually the South Plains and Panhandle by the middle of next week.
For anyone with outdoor plans, this weekend is the window. Yard work, weekend errands, anything that needs dry pavement should get done now, because the setup shifts once Polo's remnants move in.