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After that surprising rain over the weekend, the weather's taking a turn, leaving residents wondering when the next drops might fall.

Imagine stepping outside after a storm and feeling the temperature skyrocket — that’s the strange reality of Satan's Storm in Texas.

As the dry spell drags on, the forecast hints at a shift. Can we trust those predictions of an unusually wet May?

No Plans To Reschedule Lufkin Christmas Parade If Rained Out

Get out the umbrellas, downpours are expected in East Texas from Monday through Thursday

Get ready to head outdoors and enjoy a sunny weekend

Everyone, stop doing the rain dance, we've had enough rain. Enough to tip the scales a few times. So much rain that the numbers are almost shocking.

Let me start off by saying this: I am not a meteorologist, in any way. I don't even pretend to be one. However, I can still make weather predictions.

It's been quite a while since we've had a legitimate sighting of this, and we're so excited that it's back.

With a week of high rain chances and heavy flooding for Harvey-impacted parts of the state, the Texas Attorney General and the Better Business Bureau are sending the reminder to retailers that they can't hike the price too much on necessary items. If you see that happening, you can report it.

August in East Texas usually means heat, humidity, and dry conditions.  Well, this week will definitely be humid, but the temperatures may be a bit below normal as a week of high rainfall chances will invade the Pineywoods.

It may look like certain drivers are doing something illegal behind the wheel, but it turns out it's perfectly legal in Texas.  And it feels so rebellious!