As we kick off the work week, weather conditions are set to bring a mix of fog and warmth. With humidity levels surging back, some areas will experience reduced visibility due to fog. However, this fog is expected to lift, allowing temperatures to rise into the low-80s by afternoon, accompanied by partly cloudy skies.
Election Day Cold Front
On Election Day, a cold front will sweep through the area before sunrise. This front will bring a broken line of storms, starting in the Hill Country around 2 AM. A few strong storms may develop, particularly as the line moves through the San Antonio area between 4 AM and 8 AM. Commuters should prepare for possible weather-related delays during this time. Fortunately, after the storms pass, skies will clear rapidly, and lower humidity will settle in across South Texas, ensuring that voting activities remain unaffected by the weather.
Election Day Forecast
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Quiet Rest of the Week
Looking ahead, the rest of the week appears to be dry and calm. Two additional cold fronts will help maintain low humidity levels, leading to cool mornings and comfortable afternoons. This trend is great news for residents who enjoy pleasant weather without the hassle of storms or heavy humidity.
After tomorrow, dry weather takes over, with low humidity.
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