Spotty rain possible through Sunday morning, not a washout on Mother’s Day Not for everyone, but spotty showers and perhaps an isolated storm will be possible through Sunday morning
Spotty showers are possible early Sunday, before a drier trend takes over in the afternoon.
SAN ANTONIO – Mother’s Day will not be a washout, but a few showers and isolated storms will be possible into Sunday morning. Here’s an update:
KEY POINTS Spotty showers and a few isolated thunderstorms are possible Saturday night through Sunday morning (40%).
Keep your plans with mom, but know that Sunday morning could be damp in spots before a drier trend takes over into the afternoon.
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Mother’s Day (May 12) Damp morning in spots with spotty showers possible
Highs in the mid-80s with mostly cloudy skies by the afternoon
Not a washout, but it wouldn’t hurt to keep the umbrella handy if you have any plans with mom!
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