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The weather in Texas varies, from very dry in the west to wet in the east. Due to its large size, Texas is home to several different climates. Regions within the state have varying climates: Northern Plains, Big Bend Country, Texas Hill Country, Piney Woods, Gulf Coast, and South Texas. In the west the Sierra Madre mountains and central plateau of Mexico are an effective barrier to any major rainfall reaching Texas from the south-west. The result is a sub-tropical desert along the border with Mexico, particularly along the northern stretches of the Rio Grande, south of El Paso. These arid conditions extend southwards towards the Gulf of Mexico but gradually disappear as rainfall from the Gulf reaches inland. From Brownsville in the far south rainfall increases significantly northwards along the Gulf and eventually to pine forests and to the east of Houston.
Check out the links below for local weather conditions, weather maps, a five-day forecast including graphs and weatherfeeds.
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