FRIDAY: Some morning spotty rain, then clearing and not too hot

The weekend calls for sunny, hot, and dry weather

Sarah Spivey, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist

Published: July 24, 2026 at 5:34 AM

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FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

THIS MORNING: Light rain/drizzle around San Antonio, some lingering storms west and south, but flooding is NOT a concern
REST OF TODAY: Skies clearing mid-morning, afternoon high in the low-90s
WEEKEND: Sunny and dry, mid- to upper-90s
NEXT WEEK: Heat high settles over. Highs near 100°
NUECES & FRIO RIVERS: Continue to flood near Cotulla & Tilden

FORECAST

TODAY

Overnight, we had some storms south of San Antonio, all from the remaining energy of what was Tropical Storm Bertha.

This morning, there will be some lingering light rain and patchy drizzle through sunrise. Then, skies will gradually clear. It’ll be mostly sunny by the afternoon.

Thanks to morning clouds, afternoon highs will be kept in check. It’ll only be in the low- to mid-90s!

THIS WEEKEND

Saturday will feature morning clouds, which will quickly clear. It’ll be in the mid-90s under mostly sunny skies.

Slightly warmer Sunday, with a high in the upper-90s.

Enjoy time by the local pool, splashpad, or river knowing rain will not be a factor this weekend.

NEXT WEEK

The heat high settles over, and we’ll have a typical end-of-July weather pattern: Hot and sunny with highs near or just above 100°.

NUECES & FRIO RIVERS

It is taking a long time for the nearly 500 billion gallons of water that fell last week to drain into Choke Canyon and Lake Corpus Christi along the Nueces and Frio Rivers. Areas of Cotulla and Tilden along the rivers are still flooded. Cotulla, and folks downstream along the Nueces, can expect the river to remain at major flood stage through the weekend.