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Quiet days, then subtle rain chances return

Weak upper-level disturbance arrives Sunday into Monday

The long-term tropical outlook shows that development is possible during mid-August. (Copyright 2025 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

  • FIRE MOSTLY CONTAINED: Silver Mountain Fire 95% contained
  • HOT, HOT, HOT: Dry & hot through Sunday - near 100°
  • TROPICS: Next few weeks could get busy in the Atlantic

FORECAST

We are hitting a dry and hot stretch of weather. The pattern likely doesn’t break down until late in the weekend, which is when small rain chances return.

FIRE CONDITIONS

While the wildfire threat isn’t sky high (we lack strong winds, extremely low humidity), a sizeable fire was able to spread yesterday in southern Bexar County. The Silver Mountain Fire is now under control at 95% contained, and increasing humidity tonight will help the fire fighting effort.

HEAT, HEAT, AND MORE HEAT

With the heat high parked over West Texas, it’ll be a repetitive forecast through the weekend. Highs near 100, mostly sunny skies, and generally dry.

CHANGES NEXT WEEK

The heat high does break down next week, with a weak disturbance rolling through. This should bring back isolated showers & storms to the forecast starting Monday.

A few small rain chances in the week ahead. (Copyright 2024 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)

TROPICS

This will be something to watch over the next couple of weeks. The National Hurricane Center is currently watching two areas in the Atlantic, while Dexter weakens. Additionally, as waves come of off the coast of Africa, there are hints that we’ll see development during the middle part of August.

Tropical development increasingly likely in the Atlantic over the next seven days. (Copyright 2024 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)

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