South Central Texas will experience seasonable temperatures in the low- to mid-90s this holiday weekend, with only a slight chance of spotty showers or storms, mainly around sunrise and late afternoon. Rain is unlikely to impact fireworks Saturday night, though it will be breezy with gusts up to 20 mph from the south. Rain chances increase slightly to 20% on Sunday and Monday due to outflow boundaries from the north, but dry conditions return after Monday. Meanwhile, the Northeast faces more intense heat with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees.

Heat index values may top 110 this afternoon. Then, a chance of storms returns to the forecast late Friday.

Rain chances will slightly increase tomorrow, with random afternoon storms.

A break in rainfall, but isolated storms are likely to redevelop later, with another round possible tonight. Street flooding remains a concern as the active weather pattern continues into the Memorial Day weekend.

A busy next 72 hours -- with a chance of storms today and cooler weather ahead.

Afternoons near 90° until next Thursday or Friday with a slight chance of afternoon/evening storms every day.

Temperatures will go from hot and humid, to chilly by Saturday afternoon due to a front. Rain is possible with the front.

Rain chances begin today and will pick up some tomorrow.

A cold front will slide through Friday evening, with gusty winds. Cooler weather is expected on Saturday.

Chilly this morning and Friday morning. Warm this weekend, before another front brings much cooler weather early next week.

Warm today, more clouds tomorrow, and a front by Saturday morning.

But Thursday will be sunny, quiet, and pleasant

Then, a quick warm up for the first days of 2026

Gusty winds kick in this afternoon.

Gradually falling temperatures today, with light showers possible.

A cold front will drop temperatures and we'll see a chance of rain on Thursday.

Mild today, drizzle tomorrow, and much colder by Sunday.

Showers and a storm or two are possible today, before lower humidity moves in this evening.

Heavy rain and storms continue in Hill Country, with potential street flooding. Sporadic rain is expected tonight through Monday, with a possibility of strong storms on Sunday for San Antonio.

A storm system will generate heavier storms tonight from Del Rio to Rocksprings.

Flood risk is highest in the Hill Country

An area of showers and storms is forecast to move through Friday night.

A small chance of development today, with rain chances popping up on Saturday.

It’ll be near 100° every day, with a small chance for rain by Saturday

It’ll be near 100° every day, with a small chance for rain by Saturday

Heat index values will be topping 100 for the next several days.

Much calmer wind tonight and into tomorrow.

Much colder the next few days.

A wintry mix is still possible in the Hill Country on Thursday, but most of us will a cold rain throughout the day.

Cold weather continues, with damp weather expected on Thursday.

Quiet through Sunday, then a chill arrives.

Staying cool & cloudy with best rain chances Friday & Saturday

Even cooler beyond Thanksgiving Day

A few more chilly mornings lie ahead into the weekend, but won't be as cold as Thursday morning.

Trick-or-treating will still likely be warm, but the wild card is a chance for showers

Today at 1 p.m., we make over-the-top hot dogs, visit a “Mexican Snack Bar”, check out the new Pinstack location and eat some Girl Scout cookies! Plus, we put together a list of events happening around town.

It’s been a topsy-turvy week of weather across South Central Texas! More changes are on the way as a strong cold front is moving through the area Friday morning. Behind this front, there will be a widespread, late-season freeze by Saturday morning.

SAN ANTONIO – After a week of what felt like near summer-like heat and humidity, changes are not far away. In fact, the first of two cold fronts is scheduled to move through by Friday afternoon. Here are the main takeaways as you plan out your activities this weekend and next week:FRIDAY: A cold front arrives by the afternoon. MONDAY : While it’ll be warm and humid to start, our second cold front should sweep through during the day. Make sure and track any weather changes this week by downloading the KSAT Weather Authority app for Apple or Android.