FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
FORECAST
RAINFALL TOTALS
This past Saturday, storms swept through the Hill Country and Rio Grande Plains, depositing heavy rainfall across various regions. Notably, areas in Edwards, Real, Uvalde, and Kinney counties reported over 3 inches of rain, significantly impacting local water levels and agricultural conditions. Rainfall totals have been closely monitored, with updates provided as of 5:30 AM.
Rainfall totals so far as of 5:30 am.
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SUNDAY
Looking ahead to Sunday, residents can expect isolated morning showers primarily south of San Antonio, tapering off by 10 AM. Following this, skies are predicted to clear, allowing temperatures to climb into the upper 90s to near 100 degrees. Fortunately, a drop in humidity will create a more bearable heat index, lasting through Monday. Brief morning showers may occur before temperatures return to triple digits later in the week.
Brief morning showers possible before highs returning to triple digits.
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HOT & DRY
As we move into the coming week, a hot and dry pattern will dominate the forecast. High pressure is expected to build, leading to abundant sunshine and temperatures soaring near the 100°F mark. While slight increases in humidity and isolated coastal showers may occur later in the week, widespread rainfall is not anticipated. Residents should prepare for hot conditions, especially those engaged in outdoor activities.
Extended Forecast
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