EASTER WEEKEND IN SAN ANTONIO: Turning damp and much cooler

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FORECAST

SATURDAY

EASTER SUNDAY

Easter Sunday will be cool and feature on-and-off again light rain.

Please note that there will be a sharp drop-off in the rain from north to south. Those living in the Hill Country north of San Antonio may not see much rain at all on Easter Sunday. Around San Antonio, rain should amount to half an inch or less.

Less rain north of San Antonio. Highest amounts toward the Rio Grande Valley.

MONDAY & BEYOND

Next week, expect temperatures to warm to near 80°F, with a few chances of rain scattered throughout. This forecast is part of the latest 7-day outlook from Your Weather Authority, ensuring you stay informed about the weather trends in your area.

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