FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- TONIGHT: Lingering showers through 1am
- STORMS LIKELY LATE FRIDAY: Best odds 4pm-midnight
- COOLER SATURDAY: rain-free, highs in the 70s
- FIESTA PARADES: BOF, King William, Flambeau should stray dry
FORECAST
Storms west of San Antonio are weakening as they approach the Alamo City with leftover showers (and rumbles of thunder) likely through about 1am.
BATTLE OF FLOWERS
Patchy drizzle and stray sprinkles, otherwise, mostly cloudy and humid with temperatures in the low-80s for the parade. And a bit breezy from time to time with gusts
STORMS FRIDAY EVENING
By Friday afternoon storms will start to develop to our north along a frontal boundary. As it sinks south, rain chances will increase. The best odds will be from 4pm through roughly midnight, peaking during the evening hours. Severe weather is possible, as is heavy rain in spots. If you are headed to NIOSA Friday night, be prepared to find cover.
COOLER SATURDAY
Rain should be done by sunrise, but if you’re heading to the King William Fair & Parade, plan for puddles, mud, and wet ground. Cooler too, in fact, temperatures may not get out of the 70s on Saturday. Fiesta Flambeau should also be rain-free and somewhat cool with low humidity!
NEXT WEEK
Do know that more rounds of severe weather are possible by late Monday and into the middle part of next week.
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