Showers & downpours continue to move through SA, but should end by lunchtime ☔️➡⛅-- Justin
Wednesday's Pollen Count:
Hasn't come in yet, but we'll update it when it arrives.
FORECAST:
Since early afternoon yesterday, it's been fairly wet. A few thunderstorms even developed overnight, putting down some small hail in Kerrville. Unfortunately, however, the rainfall totals haven't been huge. San Antonio (as of 8:30am) is closing in on 0.40" of rainfall. We'll see a bit more before the rain shuts down around lunchtime. The clearing of cloud cover will take slightly longer, but we should see sun this afternoon. Tonight, temperatures will fall into the 30s and 40s, with clear skies. After a chilly start tomorrow, temps are forecast to warm to near 70. Then, more changes. Another cold front moves in Thursday evening/night. This one does not bring rain, but rather gusty winds and fairly cold air. Friday starts with temperatures in the 30s and winds gusting up to 35 mph. That means wind chill values in the 20s and 30s. We'll only reach the upper-50s on Friday, despite quite a bit of sunshine. The winds will calm by Friday evening. Saturday begins with a light freeze for most of us. It'll be in the 60s both Saturday and Sunday, however, Sunday will be significantly more cloudy. The next chance of rain is set to arrive Monday night into Tuesday morning. We'll be watching for storms with this system. Have a great day!
