FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
FORECAST
TODAY
A cold front moved through slowly this morning, keeping a light drizzle and shower possible this morning. As the day progresses, storm chances will increase, with temperatures only reaching the low 80s. While it may not rain everywhere, some storms could get strong, leading to brief heavy downpours, gusty winds, and small hail.
Today’s Forecast
TONIGHT
As night falls, storm chances become more widespread due to increased moisture along the stalled front. Some storms may strengthen overnight, potentially bringing locally heavy rainfall. The main concern is localized flooding in low-lying areas, along with gusty winds and reduced visibility for those traveling late at night.
Additionally, showers and storms will develop across South-Central Texas, with the best chance for rain being in the Hill Country and points northward.
FRIDAY
Friday brings the greatest impacts. Cooler air will rush in behind the front, keeping temperatures mostly in the 60s while showers and thunderstorms continue, especially north and east of San Antonio. Rainfall over the next few days will be highest from Central Texas and points north.
Periods of heavy rain could lead to brief street flooding, and northeast winds may gust up to 35 mph, adding to the cool, raw feel. Storms will begin shifting east by Friday evening as drier air moves in.
WEEKEND
The weekend will bring a welcome change. Rain will end, skies will clear, and calmer conditions will return. Mornings will be cool, with temperatures starting in the 50s and warming into the 70s during the afternoons, making for pleasant and dry weather across the region.
Extended Forecast
