SAN ANTONIO – Rain chances are forecast to climb starting Sunday, with chances peaking on Monday and Tuesday.
Here are the main forecast takeaways:
- Severe weather is not expected, but gusty winds, lightning and heavy rain are possible.
- Pockets of heavy rain may cause some localized flooding. However, recent drought conditions will allow for rain to be soaked up quickly. Amounts of 1 to 3 inches are possible, with localized higher amounts.
- It likely won't rain all day. Look for passing downpours with some peeks of sun.
- The location of heaviest rain is impossible to pinpoint right now, but most of the San Antonio area will have a chance for downpours.
- It's too early to say if the anticipated rain will help end water restrictions. It all depends on where the water falls and how the Edwards Aquifer responds.
- Temperatures will be lower (mid-80s in some cases), thanks to increased cloud cover and potential rainfall.
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