SAN ANTONIO – The week ahead will feature plenty of summertime heat across South Texas, while parts of the Gulf Coast, including Texas, will need to monitor the development of a potential tropical system.
Here's what you need to know:
High pressure will be over South Texas for the next few days, keeping our forecast hot and humid. A stray shower or storm will be possible across the Hill Country on Monday and a stray rain chance will return late on Wednesday, too. High temperatures will be in the mid to upper 90s, with a heat index near 100 degrees for a couple of hours each afternoon.
By Thursday, low-end rain chances will arrive, as high pressure shifts to our northwest. There will be just a 20% chance of isolated showers and storms.
Chances good for Gulf of Mexico disturbance
The forecast beyond Thursday becomes highly uncertain, as much of the forecast hinges on what occurs in the Gulf of Mexico. As of Monday, the National Hurricane Center has an 80% chance of development over the next 5 days for a disturbance which is currently over Georgia.
Some of the computer models bring the system west towards Texas over the weekend. However, it is far too early to buy into any one specific forecast. Once the system reaches the Gulf of Mexico and develops further, then we should be able to have a better handle on where it may move and how it may evolve. Those who live along the Gulf Coast should keep a close eye on the situation.
As always, your KSAT Weather Authority team will keep you in the know throughout the week!
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