A cold front is creating a line of showers and thunderstorms over west Texas, but it is not expected to reach as far as western Louisiana. The storms will weaken once they lose their support and fall apart. The outflow boundaries of the weakened storm system will interact with a weak surface trough, leading to higher shower and thunderstorm coverage. The weather is expected to remain unsettled throughout the week, with temperatures expected to drop to around or slightly below average for a few days before the Easter weekend. An organized cold frontal boundary is expected from the west from the Red River and Sabine River Valley, bringing a better chance for more widespread showers.