HOUSTON – A cold front will move through Southeast Texas on Monday, bringing a band of rain with associated storms.

Here you can track the weather in your area:

Monday’s forecast:

This front will help lower humidity, but temperatures will remain above average early in the week. There is a chance of severe to heavy storms along the cold front.

The strongest storms will be concentrated in North Texas, so anyone traveling to watch the Texans take on the Cowboys should be aware that they may encounter unsettled weather.

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By game time, the storms in Arlington will be long gone.

As for Southeast Texas’ timeline, the best chance for rain and storms arrives in the afternoon and lasts until early evening.

Another cooldown:

Get the pots ready because it’s soup weather! Another cold front arrives Tuesday through early Wednesday, bringing a batch of cooler air. Although our latest models have adjusted to place the coldest air a little further east of Texas, we can still catch a good chunk of it. That will help keep temperatures more fall-like for most of the next week, mostly in the 40s in the mornings and highs in the mid 60s.

The tropics follow:

Sara has weakened to a tropical depression after making landfall in the Yucatan. Rains continue to drench parts of Mexico and Central America, causing flash floods and mudslides.

This season as a whole has been particularly busy. In a normal season we expect fourteen named storms, seven of which will become hurricanes and three will become major hurricanes. So far we have seen seventeen named storms, eleven of which have become hurricanes and five of which have become major hurricanes.

10-day forecast:

The 10-day forecast remains generally warm. We will see a short cooling down from Wednesday to Friday. Temperatures will rise above average in the last week of November.