STAYING VERY HUMID: It’ll stay sticky, heat index values upper-90s
FORECAST
RAIN
Today’s scattered downpours stayed out of the Hill Country and are all done with a dry night and morning on the way. But by Wednesday afternoon, isolated downpours could drop an additional 1″-3″ in localized spots between 3pm and 9pm. Impacts would be on vehicle travel.
QUIETER PATTERN AHEAD
Drier air in the upper levels of the atmosphere will make for much quieter conditions Thursday and Friday.
A drier upper level pattern means lower rain chances ahead (Copyright 2025 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)
STAYING HUMID
Because our soils are saturated and with a continued southeast wind, humidity will remain high. So, while temperatures may only reach the mid-90s, heat index values near 100 will be possible through early next week.
Dry and sunny Thursday and Friday. Otherwise, just localized and brief afternoon showers are possible. (Copyright 2024 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)
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