Central Texas sees widespread rain tonight, skies clear for sunny, breezy Sunday

February 15, 2026

Showers passed through Central Texas today, leaving most locations with roughly a half inch of precipitation or more. In several counties the measured totals topped an inch, creating noticeably wetter conditions across the region.

Meteorologist Tommy House shared the rainfall figures as part of the station forecast, and he says the wet weather will not persist. Clouds should break up this evening, and residents can expect clearer skies overnight.

Sunday will bring a return to sunshine, but it will also be breezy. Those winds may be strong enough to influence outdoor activities, so people planning time outside should account for the gusts when making arrangements.

The recent rainfall left surfaces damp and produced standing water in low spots and on untreated roadways. Drivers should remain cautious during the evening commute as lingering puddles and slick pavement can create hazards until surfaces dry.

Local parks and open areas will likely be soft underfoot tomorrow morning, especially where heavier pockets of rain fell. Yard work and weekend projects may need a brief delay while soils drain and grass recovers from the soak.

Forecasts will continue to be updated through the night, with spotty updates possible if any isolated showers linger. For the most current conditions consult the local weather team and follow advisories if conditions change.

Overall, the pattern shifts from a soggy period to a brighter, windier day, marking a quick turnaround in Central Texas conditions. Residents and commuters should expect a sunny Sunday with noticeable breezes after tonight's clearing skies.