Hot, humid, and rain-free 4th of July 🎆

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FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

This upcoming holiday weekend is shaping up to be quite pleasant across Texas, including San Antonio. Whether you’re celebrating with family or friends or heading out for a road trip, you can expect calm weather conditions. While a stray shower could pop up, the chances are extremely low. It will be hot and humid, delivering the classic July 4th vibes.

You’ll find few issues across Texas today and tomorrow.
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As Saturday evening approaches, San Antonio will be lighting up the sky with fireworks. For those planning to use their own fireworks outside city limits, remember that even though we’ve had good rainfall this year, the grasses are beginning to dry. This means grass fires can easily spread, so take caution!

July 4th forecast
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SUNDAY & MONDAY

Looking ahead to Sunday and Monday, we might see some storm activity to the north, but the likelihood of rain in our areas is decreasing. The forecast doesn’t look as promising as it did previously, with only a chance of stray to isolated showers.

Extended Forecast
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