SUNDAY FORECAST: Lingering morning showers & storms south of San Antonio

SUNDAY FORECAST: Lingering morning showers & storms south of San Antonio

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

  • RAINFALL TOTALS: Heaviest rain totaled near 4″ over the past 24 hours.
  • TODAY: Highs returning to the upper 90s and near 100 degrees.
  • THIS WEEK: Hot, mostly sunny, and rain chances remain limited.

FORECAST

RAINFALL TOTALS

Saturday’s and Sunday morning’s storms brought heavy rain to the Hill Country and Rio Grande Plains. Over 3 inches were recorded in parts of Edwards, Real, Uvalde, and Kinney counties. Accumulations in La Salle county were close to 4″.

Rainfall totals as of 9 am.

SAHARAN DUST

Dust looks to make a return this week between Tuesday and Wednesday. Coastal areas will see more dust than the rest of us on Wednesday, but we’ll have the haze clear up by Thursday.

A plume of Saharan dust arrives Tuesday.

HOT & DRY

A hot, dry pattern returns as high pressure builds, bringing sunshine and highs near 100°F next week. Aside from slight humidity increases and isolated coastal showers mid-week, widespread rain is not expected.

Your Weather Authority Extended Forecast.

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