Umbrellas needed for the Monday morning drive, rain chances continue through midweek ☔

Scattered rain chances are in the forecast through Wednesday

Widespread rain expected Sunday night/early Monday, then scattered chances through Wednesday

After a damp and dreary end to the weekend, rain chances increase even more so overnight Sunday and into early Monday.

Key Points

  • Widespread rain (some heavy) and a few rumbles develop and push across South Central Texas Sunday night and Monday morning. Plan for a messy morning commute, especially along and east of I-35
  • Keep the rain gear handy through at least the first half of the week as additional, scattered rain chances are in the forecast through Wednesday
  • By the time all is said and done, upwards of 2 to 3 inches of rain could fall around the San Antonio area, with lower totals farther west and higher totals farther east

Monday: Messy Morning Commute, Drier Afternoon

The widespread rain expected overnight Sunday continues into early Monday morning, right around the time a lot of us are heading out for the morning commute and drive to school.

Send the rain gear with the kiddos as they’re headed off to the bus stop, and give yourself some extra time out the door as the roads will likely be messy in spots.

The bulk of Monday morning’s rain moves easy by lunchtime, leaving behind a drier afternoon with just a few isolated, lingering showers expected and high temperatures warmer, in the 50s.

Scattered Rain Chances Through Midweek

Additional scattered rain chances are in the forecast through Wednesday so plan on keeping the umbrella handy and check back for updates!

By the time all is said and done, around 2 to 3 inches of rain look possible around the San Antonio area, with the higher totals falling farther east and the lower totals falling farther west.

By the time all is said and done, around 2" of rain could fall around the San Antonio area.


About the Author

Meteorologist Mia Montgomery joined the KSAT Weather Authority Team in September 2022. As a Floresville native, Mia grew up in the San Antonio area and always knew that she wanted to return home. She previously worked as a meteorologist at KBTX in Bryan-College Station and is a fourth-generation Aggie.

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