FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- FRIDAY EVENING EVENTS: Should be safe, storms hold off until 10pm and later
- STRONG STORMS: Possible 12am-7am Saturday, a midday break, then a few more Saturday afternoon
- AMOUNT: 1″-3″ possible
FORECAST
FRIDAY NIGHT STORMS
Friday evening events such as football games, trunk-or-treats, etc. should be dry and rain-free. As of now, the earliest that storms could arrive in San Antonio is 10pm, but the more likely time is closer to midnight
Plan for frequent lightning/thunder and heavy rainfall from midnight through sunrise Saturday. The primary threats are street flooding and localized wind gusts up to 60 mph, but we also can’t rule out isolated hail.
After a midday break, spotty storms could redevelop Saturday afternoon with the risk of high winds and hail. Then Sunday looks sunny and warm with low humidity.
WEEKEND
Rain should clear the area Saturday morning, with some sunshine by midday, however, redevelopment of storms is possible Saturday afternoon. This activity won’t be as widespread as Friday night. .
Sunday will see mostly sunny skies and much quieter conditions. Temperatures will return to the upper-80s.
NEXT WEEK
The strongest front of the season, so far, will arrive by late Tuesday of next week. This will bring fall-like temperatures to the forecast by Wednesday.
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