EASTER FORECAST: Damp & cool in San Antonio, less rain north of the Alamo City

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EASTER SUNDAY

Easter Sunday in San Antonio

Happy Easter! Today in San Antonio, the weather has started off damp, with light rain expected to come and go throughout the day. If you’re located north of San Antonio, you might be in luck as the chances of rain are much lower for you. Here’s what you need to know:

Rainfall will vary significantly across the region, with a noticeable drop-off from north to south. Residents in the Hill Country, situated to the north of San Antonio, may not experience much rain at all this Easter Sunday.

Significantly less rain north of San Antonio

MONDAY & BEYOND

Looking ahead to next week, temperatures are expected to warm up to near 80°F, with a few chances for rain sprinkled in. It’s a gradual warming trend, so keep your umbrellas handy just in case!

Gradually warming the next few days

HOW MUCH RAIN HAS FALLEN THIS WEEKEND?

As is often the case, this weekend’s rainfall has been a mixed bag; while some areas have welcomed the moisture, others have been left wanting more.

As of Sunday morning, many neighborhoods on the city’s north and west sides have recorded up to an inch of rain. Interestingly, residents near Lytle have received almost 5 inches! On the other hand, neighborhoods close to Seguin, La Vernia, Elmendorf, Floresville, and Boerne have been left disappointed with little to no rain.

Weekend Rainfall (4/4 & 4/5) around San Antonio

Stay tuned for more updates on the weather as we move through the week!

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