Cold front will dip San Antonio area temperatures in to 40s
It will finally feel like October.
Remnants of Hurricane Pamela unleashed heavy rain in the San Antonio area, but the wild weather isn’t over just yet.
While showers and thunderstorms will continue to push east across parts of South Central Texas this morning, forecasters are keeping an eye out on a cold front headed to San Antonio.
The National Weather Service says the front could usher in scattered showers and thunderstorms Friday. Forecasters are calling for a 2 percent chance of rain.
The front will bring fall-like weather for the weekend and into next week. Low temperatures are expected to be in the 40s and 50s and highs in the 70s and low 80s.
Folks can also expect sunny skies with the cooler temperatures.
So if you’ve been holding off going to a pumpkin patch, this may be the weekend to go. We have a list up pumpkin patches in San Antonio here.
