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Hot, but not *too* hot! And here’s where rain is possible in the days ahead...

Small rain chances remain in the forecast, especially nearer to the coast

The latest forecast from Your Weather Authority (Copyright 2026 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

  • TEMPS: Near-average. Low- to mid-90s
  • ONE OR TWO SHOWERS: Thursday through Saturday, especially closer to the coast
  • 4TH OF JULY: Breezy around the time fore
  • SLIGHTLY BETTER RAIN CHANCE: Sunday, Sunday night, & Monday

FORECAST

THURSDAY

Similar weather! We’ll be on repeat. Highs in the low- to mid-90s, and a small chance of a coastal shower making it to San Antonio.

COASTAL SHOWERS NEXT FEW DAYS

Rain chances are highest near the coast in the afternoons to come (Copyright 2026 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)

The seabreeze may kick off a couple of showers, first near the coast. They will attempt to make it closer to the San Antonio metro area in the afternoon, but the chances that this happens in your neighborhood each afternoon is only 10%.

JULY 4TH

4th of July will be hot (Copyright 2026 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)

Despite that 10% chance, outdoor plans on Independence Day shouldn’t face any issues. Whether your headed to the lake, area rivers, or just sitting outdoors to watch fireworks, rain is not expected to be an issue. It will hot and humid, however. Plus, it will be breezy in the evening if you’re planning on setting off *legal* fireworks. So please use caution.

SUNDAY & MONDAY

There is a slightly better potential for rain Sunday, Sunday night, and Monday, as a minor pattern shift takes hold. We’ll watch for a weak disturbance that may roll in from the northwest. Could it be enough to stir up some storms? Possible, but odds remain on the low end for now.

The latest forecast from Your Weather Authority (Copyright 2026 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)

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