FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- HOT & DRY THIS WEEK: Temperatures peak near 100° on Thursday
- WATCHING TROPICAL STORM LORENA: Lorena *could* bring heavy rain at some point this weekend
FORECAST
We’ll be shifting back to a summer pattern for the rest of the work week. That means hot and dry weather. Then, all eyes turn to the Pacific. Here’s what you need to know.
HOT & DRY THROUGH FRIDAY
As a quieter pattern takes hold, with slightly lower humidity, temperatures will climb during the next several afternoons. Temperatures are forecast to peak on Thursday when much of South Texas will see triple digits.
LORENA
Tropical Storm Lorena will have big impacts on South Texas’s weekend forecast – depending on Lorena’s timing and location. Often times, once we arrive to September and October, what forms in the Pacific can be more impactful than what forms in the tropical Atlantic.
WEEKEND FORECAST
What unfolds this weekend will hinge on Lorena. If Lorena speeds up, Saturday would be the day for rain. If Lorena slows down, rain is most likely Sunday. The potential for flooding will exist. BOTTOM LINE: Don’t cancel plans, but to plan to check in with the forecast frequently in order to plan your weekend. We will keep you posted!
QUICK WEATHER LINKS
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- Hourly and 10-Day Forecast
- Download FREE KSAT Weather Authority App: Up-to-date forecast information and livestreams from trusted local meteorologists.
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