STILL HOT but bigger changes to watch

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

SUNDAY: Brief showers, storms in evening for northern Hill Country.
AFTER TUESDAY: Scattered to widespread rain activity is possible.
KEEP CHECKING BACK: We are only just beginning to get an idea of where the heaviest rain could fall.

FORECAST

SUNDAY SHOWERS?

Tomorrow will turn out to be a fairly nice day with highs in the mid 90s. Rain is not expected for the majority of us, but a quick shower or storm could develop for Hill Country areas. Better chance for this activity is between 4 PM and 10 PM.

NEXT WEEK

We’ll be looking at two different types of patterns for us next week. Hot and mostly dry turns to increasing rain chances that could help cool us off in the back half of the week. The days that we are watching closely will be Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. While a strong cold front is not forecasted to reach to San Antonio, a weak frontal boundary could move just close enough to initiate next week’s activity.

RAIN POTENTIAL

Next week’s rainfall will more than likely be initiated by a front. The heaviest rain will be closer to where the front stalls, but the question is WHERE. It’s going to take more time to find that answer, so make sure to keep checking in as the forecast evolves. The rain amounts you see here are not a exact, neither is their location. We are just beginning to establish the idea that we could have the potential for some flash flooding.