FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- COLD FRONT: Arrives early Tuesday around sunrise
- AM COMMUTE: Scattered showers/storms likely
- RAIN: Brief window from roughly 4am-8am
- REST OF ELECTION DAY: Dry, lower humidity, clearing skies
FORECAST
ELECTION DAY COLD FRONT
The front will kick up a broken line of storms, starting in the Hill Country around midnight. A strong storm or two can’t be ruled out, but by the time the line moves through San Antonio area (4am-8am), it will be in a much weaker state. While the morning commute should be damp in spots, skies will rapidly clear after the front moves through, and lower humidity will surge into South Texas. Voting shouldn’t be affected by the weather.
QUIET REST OF THE WEEK
The rest of the forecast is trending dry and quiet. The only noticeable change will be a brief stint of humidity on Thursday with a 20% chance of rogue showers. Otherwise, expect cool mornings and comfortable afternoons with temperatures back near average.
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