MOTHER’S DAY WEEKEND: Generally warm, with times of storms possible

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Mother’s Day Weekend in San Antonio

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TODAY

Today in San Antonio, you might notice some fog and light rain as you step outside. While it won’t rain everywhere, there’s a 30% chance of a few spotty storms, especially in the afternoon. Get ready for a warm and humid day with temperatures reaching the upper 80s. Make sure to check the weather radar to stay updated!

MOTHER’S DAY

Mother’s Day is shaping up to be hot and dry, but expect some storms later in the evening.

On Sunday, enjoy the sunny, hot weather with highs in the lower 90s during the day. However, keep an eye on the skies as a cold front is expected to move in after sunset, bringing strong storms that could start after 6 PM. These storms might include gusty winds and possibly some hail, so it’s a good idea to stay informed through local weather updates.

All the rain should wrap up by 2 AM on Monday, leading to a quiet and warm week ahead filled with plenty of sunshine. So, whether you’re celebrating Mother’s Day or just enjoying the changing weather, make sure to stay prepared!

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