As we move into the weekend, weather patterns are shifting across South Central Texas, bringing changes that might just make you appreciate the fall season more. Here’s a look at what you can expect in the coming days.
Forecast Highlights
Today, moisture remains abundant in our region, and an upper-level disturbance is set to enhance the likelihood of showers and isolated thunderstorms. While localized heavy downpours are possible, the overall risk for flooding is low compared to the recent heavy rains we’ve experienced. Expect widespread cloud cover to keep temperatures cooler this Saturday.
Once again, little-to-no lighting is expected. (Copyright KSAT-12 2026 – All Rights Reserved)
The rain is expected to begin winding down as Sunday approaches. While there may still be some showers or isolated thunderstorms on Sunday morning, the likelihood of rain will decrease throughout the day. This gradual transition towards drier weather is certainly something many have been looking forward to.
Finally Feeling Like Fall
After a soggy end to the week, next week brings a much-anticipated change: lower humidity, more sunshine, and those pleasant early-October temperatures we’ve all been waiting for. By Monday, a northerly flow will start bringing drier air into our region.
Expect comfortable temperatures with afternoon highs in the lower to mid-80s. However, there’s a bit of uncertainty regarding the forecast for the end of next week, as weather models are still trying to predict the behavior of a disturbance over the southwestern Gulf. So, keep an eye on the forecast as it develops!
Times of rain will continue to be possible this weekend (Copyright KSAT-12 2026 – All Rights Reserved)
In summary, expect some spotty rain on Saturday, but the forecast is looking positive as we move into next week, with cooler and less humid conditions on the horizon.
