Few storms possible Monday evening, then VERY WINDY in San Antonio Tuesday morning

It may not be what you want to hear: There will be some rain in South Central Texas Monday night, but it won’t put a dent in our widespread drought.

And while not everyone will see rain, all of us will experience very gusty winds behind the front overnight & Tuesday morning.

Here are a few things that Your Weather Authority wants you to be aware of:

Monday Evening Storm Chance

• The cold front will move through San Antonio well after sunset. Along the front, there will be a *broken* line of storms. While not everyone will see a storm, we’ll be monitoring for the potential for damaging wind gusts along the front. We can’t rule out a severe thunderstorm warning or two, especially east of I-35.
• This will unfortunately not be a major rainfall event for San Antonio. Only a few tenths to half an inch of rain is expected.

VERY WINDY Tuesday Morning

• Not everyone will see rain Monday night. However, after the rain ends, all of us will experience very gusty winds behind the front overnight & Tuesday morning.
• Gusts up to 50-60 mph are possible early Tuesday, so think about anchoring down any outdoor Halloween decorations and lightweight patio furniture.
• These kinds of gusty winds can lead to localized power outages.
• Winds will subside by mid-morning.

Fall Feelin’ Tuesday Through Thursday

• We’ll have chilly mornings and comfortable afternoons Tuesday through Thursday. Then, another opportunity for rain late Thursday/early Friday

WEATHER ON-THE-GO

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