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DOG DAYS OF SUMMER UNDERWAY

As we dive into the middle of summer, San Antonio is heating up, with daytime temperatures reaching their peak. Expect to see numbers like 98°, 99°, or even 100° in the forecast for the upcoming days. The heat index, which combines temperature and humidity, is likely to soar between 100-105° for several hours each afternoon. Staying hydrated and cool is crucial during this intense summer stretch.

Extended Forecast (Copyright KSAT-12 2026 – All Rights Reserved)

SATURDAY EVENING STORMS

A slight change in the weather is expected Saturday evening, from around 5 to 10 PM, when a weak front or outflow boundary will push south into the San Antonio area. This could trigger a few showers or storms, though most of them are likely to be non-severe. The chance of rain during this time is approximately 30%, but keep an eye out for a strong storm or two that may develop.

A weak front will touch off a few storms late Saturday. (Copyright KSAT-12 2026 – All Rights Reserved)

EL NINO UPDATE

El Nino is officially in full swing, with the Climate Prediction Center estimating a 97% chance that it will continue into early 2027. So, what does this mean for us in South Texas? For now, not much change is expected. However, a quieter Atlantic hurricane season is likely, and the more significant impacts from El Nino may become apparent this Fall and Winter, often leading to more intense weather systems.

El Nino Update (Copyright KSAT-12 2026 – All Rights Reserved)

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