An area of low pressure moved inland along the lower Texas Coast on Sunday and was close to becoming a tropical storm, but ran out of time over water. Regardless, the low pressure produced gusty winds and rain. The system continues to move west where it's still producing rain over south Texas.
Elsewhere, an area of showers and storms about 500 miles northeast of Puerto Rico has an extremely low chance of development as it drifts north. It's not expected to do much as shear and dry air dominate that region of the Atlantic.
