FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- SATURDAY NIGHT: Showers possible tonight with coverage increasing early morning.
- SUNDAY: Cool and damp day with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
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- OUTDOOR PLANS: Have an indoor backup plan for Sunday.
- RAINFALL: Around 0.50″ to 1.00″ possible through the weekend.
- NEXT WEEK: Chilly Monday and Tuesday, followed by gradual warming Wednesday through Friday. Rain chances return late week.
FORECAST
SATURDAY NIGHT
Scattered showers continue overnight with maybe a thunderstorm possible. This activity is expected to remain under severe thresholds. Rain coverage will increase into the early morning hours. Be prepared for a damp start to your Sunday.
SUNDAY: CLOUDY AND PERIODICALLY RAINY
It looks like Sunday is shaping up to be a cool and wet one across South-Central Texas. We’re expecting scattered showers and periods of rain throughout the day, with highs in the low 60s around San Antonio and 50s in the Hill Country. While widespread flooding isn’t expected, some areas could see up to an inch of rain, and we can’t rule out a few strong storms, especially toward the Coastal Plains.
A severe thunderstorm or two could be possible in the late morning and afternoon hours. Main threats associated with these storms will be 60 MPH wind gusts and up to quarter sized hail. These stronger storms will stay pretty isolated to areas east of I-37 and northern I-35.
CHILLY START, GRADUAL WARMING TREND
Cooler, drier air arrives in South-Central Texas Sunday night. Expect chilly highs near 60 on Monday, with dry weather lasting through Wednesday. Rain chances return by the end of the week.
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