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FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- SAN ANTONIO RAIN AMOUNTS: 1.16″ at the airport - others saw more
- TONIGHT & TOMORROW: 10% Chance of a quick sprinkle
- THIS WEEK: Dry skies, rising temps, and low humidity
FORECAST
If you’ve been out and about today in San Antonio, you likely noticed a burst of rain cooling things down. Official totals at San Antonio International Airport hit 1.16 inches. While this didn’t set a new daily record—the record for this day is 3.69 inches set back in 2010—the measurable rainfall was a welcomed break from recent dry weather.
The last of the moisture is sticking around into the evening, a “10% chance of a quick sprinkle or shower” overnight. Most of the remaining showers are expected to stay well south of the city, eventually dissipating by around 10 or 11 p.m.
CLEARER, WARMER, AND DRIER
As you wake up tomorrow morning, keep an umbrella handy just in case—there’s still a slight chance you’ll run into a shower. Rain chances are expected to fade quickly after tomorrow, with the sun making a big return and temperatures rising. Monday’s forecast high is a more comfortable 91 degrees, but don’t get used to the cool-down.
LOOKING AHEAD
It’s going to be a rain-free and hot week. But, here’s the thing: Even though temps will be in the upper-90s, low humidity will make it feel *okay* in the afternoons.
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