SAN ANTONIO – A cold front will punch into Bexar County today around 11 am and drop our temperatures 30 degrees or more.
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Prior to the arrival of the front, patchy cloudiness with another mild, humid start to the day. Temperatures will inch up toward the mid 70s before the front arrives then fall the rest of the day. In fact, many will have rain gear and a jacket if out this evening!
Future radar Saturday morning
Future radar Saturday afternoon
The rain chance is highest this evening. So for those outdoors, enjoying Fiesta in the afternoon, the chance of rain is just an isolated 20% chance. It really goes up later in the evening into tonight. Meanwhile, temperatures will be in the 50s to low 60s for those out with winds gusting to 30mph or higher making for an uncomfortable evening.
Future radar Saturday evening
Future wind gusts late day Saturday
We will have thunderstorms develop in the region known as “elevated” storms as they’ll be riding up and over very cool surface temperatures. This will squash the risk of them being severe but a storm with very small hail and gusts to 40 mph will be possible.
Patchy rain with thunder lingers tonight but does gradually shift south. By Sunday morning, we’ll have leftover sprinkles or showers in the area. Sunday will stay cloudy with more sprinkles or showers possible later in the day. It’ll be a cool day in the 60s too.
Future radar Sunday morning
Future radar Sunday evening
Monday, patchy rain moves across and it’ll be very cool in the low to mid 60s. Drizzle or showers linger Tuesday with temperatures struggling back to 70.
Total rainfall over next 5 days will range from .50″ to 1.50″+ in our region. A few spots could fall just shy of .50″ especially near the Rio Grande.
Forecast rainfall next 5 days
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