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SPOTTY SHOWER THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
If you look at the radar, you might notice some isolated downpours starting to pop up. These showers are pretty scattered, meaning you might get a quick rain shower, possibly with some lightning. So, if you’re out driving tonight, keep an eye out for changing conditions.
After the sun sets, the rain is expected to fade away, giving us a break. However, Friday could see another round of scattered showers, with a 20-30% chance of rain.
HOT & DRY LABOR DAY WEEKEND
Looking ahead to the Labor Day weekend, Saturday might still see a slight chance of rain, but it shouldn’t ruin any outdoor activities you have planned. Sunday and Monday, however, are shaping up to be hot and dry, with temperatures soaring into the upper 90s. The heat index could even push past 100°F. If you’re thinking about floating on the rivers, they’re flowing nicely right now!
Labor Day Weekend Forecast
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ARE WE DONE WITH TRIPLE DIGITS?
This past Wednesday, we hit 100°F, marking our 17th day of triple-digit temperatures this year. While Thursday might come close again, it looks like we may be done with the 100s for a while. As we move into mid-September, it becomes less likely we’ll see those scorching temperatures again. Interestingly, the latest we’ve recorded a 100°F day in San Antonio was September 28th.
Extended Forecast
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